Harry drops the ultimate bomb: King Charles III is under control on January 10

Prince Harry is in the news again. The date of his autobiographical book is known. An edition in which he makes a tour through his childhood, the death of his mother, how he met Meghan Markle and his departure from the British royal family, which will put him back in the media. Book adapted after his family reunion that took place last September to mark the passing of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, who died in 96 years old at Balmoral Castle.

Enclave in which the first meeting with his father, the current King of England, Carlos III, took place because he forbade his wife, Meghan Marklea was located in the said enclave. In fact, he was the first member of the family to leave the late Queen’s most special residence. In the early hours of September 9, Harry walked out of the area with a serious and dejected face. A series of tributes followed, culminating in Westminster Abbey on September 19, as a final farewell to the monarch. Moment when the Dukes of Sussex were present. That sad parting came to an end so quickly, as the Sovereign was the one with whom they maintained an excellent relationship despite their differences, they moved to the United States, where they have been based for more than two years.

It was at the end of the said month when it was revealed that Harry had modified his memories – for which he received 40 million pounds-, as the Daily Mail points out: “There are things in the book that might not look as good when published after this event. You want some snippets to be changed. Not a total rewrite, far from it. He desperately wants to make changes,” a source close to the prince told the aforementioned outlet.

According to a new publication that People has reiterated, the book will go on sale next year, specifically on January 10, as indicated The New York Times. Initially it was supposed to see the light before the end of the year, in December, but due to the death of the frost it has been postponed for a few more weeks. “I am writing this not as the prince I was born with, but as the man I have become,” the prince said in a statement. “I’ve worn many hats over the years, both literally and figuratively, and I hope by telling my story – the ups and downs, the mistakes, the lessons learned – I can show that it doesn’t matter where we come from. Come on, we have more in common than we think,” Harry said. “I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to share what I have learned in my life so far and I am excited that people are reading a first-hand account of my life that is accurate and completely truthfulHarry added. The publisher also called the lyrics an “intimate” and “candid” look at the “experiences, adventures, losses and life lessons that shaped him.”

That’s not all, as the money raised from the story of Princess Diana’s son, whose title is as yet unknown, would be donated to charity. In a surprise appearance at a polo match held in August 2021 to benefit Sentebale in Aspen, Colorado, the Duke of Sussex confirmed that he has set aside $1.5 million from the proceeds of his forthcoming memoir for the charity. “This is one of many donations I plan to make to charities, and I am grateful to be able to give back to children and communities in need in this way,” Harry said at the time.

On the other hand, although Prince Harry didn’t have to ask his grandmother the Queen for permission to write his memoirs, he informed the British royal family that he would take this step forward to tell his story in the first person. This is how the countdown begins to see what bombs Prince William’s brother is firing and what revelations he makes in this writing.