A few days after the publication of Prince Harry’s memoirs, relatives of the royal family are stepping up. This is for example the case of the uncle of Kate Middleton, Gary Goldsmith who signed a column in the Daily Mail this Friday, January 13, in which he does not mince his words by evoking the work of the husband of Meghan Markle.
- Prince Harry released his memoir this Tuesday, January 10
- A book that caused a lot of reaction, especially among those close to the royal family
- Gary Goldsmith, Kate Middleton’s uncle, for example, published a column in which he violently attacks the son of King Charles III
This Tuesday, January 10, Prince Harry finally unveiled his memoirs entitled The alternate. An explosive work in which the Duke of Sussex retraces many moments of his life, even if it means scratching the media but also the royal family. For example, he accuses his sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, of having been particularly “contemptuousto his wife, Meghan Markle, when she asked if she could borrow her gloss during a public appearance in 2018. “Meg squeezed some on her finger and applied it to her lips. Kate grimaced, so writes the son of Charles III.
And it must be believed that this freedom of speech particularly displeased the members of the British royal family, and those who rub shoulders with it. This is for example the case of the uncle of Kate Middleton, Gary Goldsmith. The latter indeed took up the pen to write a grandstand published this Friday, January 13 in the Daily Mail. In it, he violently attacks Prince Harry and his memoirs, which he describes as “petulant“, “selfish” and “strewn with nonsense”.
Kate Middleton’s uncle says Harry ‘overstepped the mark’
“To be honest, I don’t believe most of it. Few people were convinced by this surly and irritating book”reacted the brother of Carole Middleton, believing that Harry had “crossed the line”. According to him, Archie and Lilibet’s dad”deludes himself if he seriously believes that [ce livre] will bring him closer to the reconciliation — which he claims to want — with the royal family”and that the “gaping chasm“that separates him from other members of the royal family is”even more impassable”. “There is little chance that he will be invited to the King’s coronation.”assured Gary Goldsmith, who specified that he would be “happy that he never sets foot in this country again.“