Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s rumored return to the UK could face complications due to a new book by Harry’s uncle, Charles Spencer, about Princess Diana.
As per reports, the Sussexes and their children may reside at his Althorp Estate while they wait for their new UK home. The timing of Spencer’s new book reportedly coincides with the Sussexes’ rumored UK return and may prove unfavorable for Harry, who is trying to rebuild relations with his father, King Charles.
Princess Diana’s brother’s recent move could reportedly affect Prince Harry’s UK return
Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, is reportedly publishing a book criticizing the royal family, which may affect Prince Harry’s rumored UK return. According to a new report by The Sun, Spencer has penned a book titled “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister,” which is due to be published on September 22. In the book, he has reportedly fired shots at the royal family over its handling of his sister’s death.
Interestingly, the book will be published just a few weeks after Harry and Meghan’s rumored move to the UK. For those unversed, the Sussexes stayed at Althorp House, the Spencer family home in Northamptonshire, during their visit in July. The “Suits” actress even shared photos of Archie and Lilibet seemingly offering flowers at the late Diana’s estate on Instagram.
Now, Harry and Meghan might stay with his uncle before they move into their private, non-royal home. Although Harry reportedly had no role in the book, this could work against him, especially as he tries to mend broken ties with the King.
A source chimed in: “The book and its timing are certain to ruffle some royal feathers. Harry and Meghan could even be with Earl Spencer when the book is published. Given that it’s likely to be critical of senior royals, this could be a blot on Harry’s homecoming and peaceful relations with his family.”
The Spencer family has quietly supported the Sussexes through the years and has criticized the royal family. However, Harry appears keen on reconnecting with his father and his older brother, William. His apparent support for his uncle’s new book could prove to be a hindrance.
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
