The Prince's upcoming memoir, 'Spare,' has caused a "terrible blow" and heartbreak for the 74-year-old monarch, as revealed by a close friend, Lord Nicholas Soames, in an interview with Times Radio.
Lord Soames spoke candidly about the situation, expressing sympathy for King Charles, who is struggling with the betrayal of his younger son.
He likened the situation to a hypothetical scenario involving his own son, and said that it would be the "cruellest" thing to happen, causing immense pain and sadness.
Despite this, Lord Soames emphasized that the coronation should not be overshadowed by Prince Harry's actions. He hoped that everyone could focus on the celebration of the King and Queen, who will be crowned on this special occasion.
In related news, Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Prince Harry will be attending the Coronation Service at Westminster Abbey, while his wife Meghan Markle will remain in California with their children, Archie and Lilibet.
