Prince Harry's book 'came as a shock' to royals says expert

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Last month, Prince Harry revealed he would be writing a tell-all book about his life as a member of the Royal Family, his relationship with wife Meghan Markle and explosive fall-out from their move to the US. The Duke of Sussex’s grandmother the Queen will likely escape sustained criticism in the memoir. Although other high profile members of the Royal Family, including his father Prince Charles and older brother Prince William have been warned to prepare for attacks.

However, the person the Queen is more worried about is Prince Charles’s wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, sources have told the Daily Mail.

They said: “Let’s be honest, Harry has never been close to the Duchess of Cornwall.

“If he documents their fraught relationship in the book it could be very damaging at a time when Charles is laying the groundwork for her to become Queen.”

Last week, it was announced Harry was writing a tell-all memoir about life in the Royal Family, with all proceeds being donated to charity.

The Duke of Sussex’s book will reportedly cover his life from childhood to his time in the army and his move away from official Royal Family duties.

He said in a press release: “I’m writing this not as the prince I was born but as the man I have become.

“I’ve worn many hats over the years, both literally and figuratively, and my hope is that in telling my story – the highs and lows, the mistakes, the lessons learned – I can help show that no matter where we come from, we have more in common than we think.”

Prince Harry’s currently untitled book is due to be released towards the end of next year.

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7.50am update: Her Majesty makes light work of US tourists who asked her ‘Have you ever met the Queen?’

The Queen’s quick-wittedness was on show when she was asked a confusing question by US tourists at Balmoral.

Her Majesty, 95, was approached by an American tourist group as she enjoyed a stroll on her Aberdeenshire estate. Richard Griffin, former royal protection officer, described the chance encounter.

Mr Griffin told The Times about how the group asked the monarch, wearing a headscarf and tweed coat, if she lived locally.

She conceded she had a house nearby.

The tourists then asked: “Have you ever met the Queen?”

Pointing at the policeman, the Queen replied: “No. But he has.”

The tourists plodded on unaware they had met the Queen herself.

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