Despite having served during two tours of Afghanistan, Prince Harry's name has been omitted from the book entirely. During a discussion on GB News about individuals who have been erased from history, including Prince Harry, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams explained, "Behavior such as listing the number of individuals you personally killed makes it pretty clear why he's not in it. Personally, I don't think he'll be that surprised." In a later segment, when discussing a joke aimed at the monetarily motivated royals at the Golden Globes, Mr. Fitzwilliams added, "Some of us might regrettably agree because most of what Harry did previously, if he and Meghan weren't trashing the royal family, which has been lucrative, I'm afraid for them. What precisely have they done? That is the question that they should be addressing themselves."
In other news, there have been persistent calls for King Charles to strip the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of their royal status due to the numerous serious allegations the couple has made since stepping down. Sources close to King Charles have suggested that he is not inclined to heed these calls and intends to allow Harry and Meghan to maintain their titles. Reputation management expert Eddie Corum James told the Daily Express that removing their royal status would be the final blow to any hope of ending the feud that has plagued the monarchy for years. He advised Charles to continue his "never complain, never explain" approach to avoid sending the wrong signal and provoking further speculation.
Corum James stated that stripping the Sussexes of their royal titles would only make Charles appear as if he is descending into a fight and getting involved in messy affairs. Although some may believe it is deserved, the prevailing sentiment would be that Charles is joining the Sussexes in these disputes. It would undermine all the careful work he has done to present himself as the mature figure in a room full of bickering children. Additionally, it would become explosive tabloid material, serving as the final blow to any chance of reconciliation and further fueling resentment from the Sussex camp, potentially leading to more damaging allegations.
