The memoirs of Prince Harry will be released this Tuesday, January 10, and never stop talking. Nile Gardiner, former assistant to Margaret Thatcher, also gave his sharp opinion on their exit as well as on the behavior of Prince Harry.
Lately, everyone is talking only about the famous exiled princely couple, at least, even more than usual. The reasons ? The recent broadcast of their documentary mini-series on Netflix and also above all the memoirs of Prince Harry, ready to reconcile, which will finally come out this Tuesday, January 10 2023.
This is a highly anticipated event, which has been talked about for months, especially after its postponement following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. And if this release is already making the front page of all the tabloids, it’s because the story promises to be explosive and most harmful to the royal family. This rumor was again confirmed by a source who announced that the argument between William and Harry has been thoroughly described in memories and that would greatly harm the older brother as well as his wife Kate Middleton, who would not have been spared.
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Nile Gardiner ‘He’s shrunk to little more than Meghan’s puppet’
Among those who have spoken out about Prince Harry’s memoir are Nile Gardiner, foreign policy analyst and former aide to Margaret Thatcher. The latter has at least not been tender with the husband of Meghan Markle and has also declared that he “has shrunk to little more than the puppet” of his wife.
Nile Gardiner also posted other killer tweets about Prince Harry and his memoir: “Prince Harry’s memoir should be a nasty hatchet attack on his own brother“or, “The Harry’s staggering decline since joining Meghan Markle’s vicious campaign to destroy the royal family was tragic”. That is what is said by the foreign policy analyst who, among other things, confirmed previous rumors of Prince Harry attacking William through the story of their great quarrel between brothers.