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Prince Harry will sit ’10 rows back’ from royals at King Charles’ coronation: report – New York Post

  1. Prince Harry will sit ’10 rows back’ from royals at King Charles’ coronation: report New York Post
  2. King Charles III’s Coronation Program Included Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Yahoo Entertainment
  3. Prince Harry will ‘sit 10 rows back’ from other royals at King Charles’ coronation, expert claims Daily Mail
  4. Charles III’s Coronation: Why Harry will sit 10 rows back from other royal and ‘not hang around’| Explained Firstpost
  5. Prince William Is ‘Still Upset’ With Prince Harry for This Particular Reason Yahoo Life
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Prince Harry will ‘sit 10 rows back’ from other royals at King Charles’ coronation, expert claims – Daily Mail

  1. Prince Harry will ‘sit 10 rows back’ from other royals at King Charles’ coronation, expert claims Daily Mail
  2. Prince William Is ‘Still Upset’ With Prince Harry for This Particular Reason SheKnows
  3. Prince Harry Will Struggle at the Coronation Without Meghan Markle, Royal Author Says MarieClaire.com
  4. Did Prince William and Kate turn their backs on Prince Harry and Meghan amid the coronation tension? Know here PINKVILLA
  5. Prince Harry ‘will sit 10 rows back’ from royals at King Charles coronation, expert says… The US Sun
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Meghan Markle, Harry risk ‘fatal, irreversible blow’ to royals at coronation: expert – Page Six

  1. Meghan Markle, Harry risk ‘fatal, irreversible blow’ to royals at coronation: expert Page Six
  2. King Charles III Has Reportedly Made a Surprising Seating Plan for Prince Harry & Meghan Markle If They Attend Coronation Yahoo Life
  3. Prince Harry’s Surprise U.K. Trip Proves He and Meghan Will Receive ‘Ice-Cold’ Reception if They Attend Coronation, Commentators Claim Showbiz Cheat Sheet
  4. Prince George to ‘break with tradition’ at King Charles’s Coronation if given active role Express
  5. Harry and Meghan Will Reportedly Be Seated ‘Prominently’ If They Attend King Charles’s Coronation Robb Report
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Harry, Meghan to get ‘cold shoulder’ by royals if they attend King’s coronation: report – New York Post

  1. Harry, Meghan to get ‘cold shoulder’ by royals if they attend King’s coronation: report New York Post
  2. Royals “Don’t Want to Socialize” with Sussexes at Coronation, Hope They’ll Be “Seated in Iceland” Yahoo Life
  3. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Not Revealing Coronation RSVP Dubbed ‘Childish’ Showbiz Cheat Sheet
  4. This Is How Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Should Act at the Coronation “If They’re Sensible,” According to a Royal Expert MarieClaire.com
  5. Harry and Meghan news – latest: Sussexes ‘to get cold shoulder’ if they attend King’s coronation Yahoo Canada
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Harry and Meghan invited to Coronation if they agree to terms | Royals | Today Show Australia – TODAY

  1. Harry and Meghan invited to Coronation if they agree to terms | Royals | Today Show Australia TODAY
  2. Royal Family “Fully Expecting” Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Attendance at the Coronation MarieClaire.com
  3. Insiders Say the Royal Family Will Only Be Willing to Discuss One Topic If Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Attend King Charles III’s Coronation Yahoo Life
  4. Possible peace deal between King Charles and Prince Harry ahead of the Coronation | Kinsey Schofield GBNews
  5. Royal Family told to ‘seek peace’ with Meghan and Harry amid Coronation Marca English
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Red Sox acquire Adalberto Mondesi in trade with Royals

The Boston Red Sox acquired shortstop Adalberto Mondesi from the Kansas City Royals for left-handed reliever Josh Taylor on Tuesday, providing middle-infield depth to buttress losses this winter to free agency and injury.

The 27-year-old Mondesi, whose star-level tools made him a top prospect but whose inability to stay healthy has limited him to 358 games in seven seasons, is recovering from a torn ACL in his left knee. Boston lost shortstop Xander Bogaerts to the San Diego Padres and second baseman Trevor Story to internal bracing surgery on the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, leaving a significant middle-infield gap.

Enrique Hernandez, who has played center field for the Red Sox over the past two seasons, is expected to take over at shortstop, where he has played 100 career games. Mondesi has spent most of his career at shortstop, though he has dabbled at second and third base in the past. He will make $3.045 million this season.

Kansas City once saw Mondesi as a foundational player in its rebuild, and he looked the part in the 2018 and 2019 seasons, hitting for power and stealing 75 bases with his elite speed. For him to be packaged with a player to be named later and return only a reliever illustrates how far Mondesi’s stock has fallen. Over his seven seasons, Mondesi’s career line is .244/.280/.408 with 38 home runs and 133 stolen bases.

Taylor, 29, has been effective in his two full seasons with the Red Sox but missed all of 2022 with a back injury. In 2021, he struck out 60 in 47⅔ innings, walked 23 and allowed only two home runs. Taylor, who has thrown multiple bullpen sessions recently and is expected to be healthy in time for spring training, will join Aroldis Chapman — who recently signed a one-year, $3.25 million deal — Amir Garrett and perhaps Angel Zerpa as left-handers in the Royals’ bullpen.

Kansas City might not be done dealing, either. Earlier in the week, it traded center fielder Michael A. Taylor to Minnesota, and sources told ESPN the Royals have spoken with teams about utilityman Hunter Dozier — who’s owed $17.25 million over the next two seasons — and infielder Nicky Lopez, who had a WAR of 4.2 in 2021.

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Princess Eugenie is pregnant! Royal and Jack Brooksbank expecting second child

Princess Eugenie is expecting her second child with her husband Jack Brooksbank and is due to give birth in the summer, it has been announced. 

Eugenie, the youngest daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, gave birth to her first son August Philip Hawke Brooksbank, who is 13th in line to the throne, at London’s Portland Hospital in February 2021. 

Announcing the news today, Buckingham Palace said in a statement: ‘Princess Eugenie and Mr Jack Brooksbank are pleased to announce they are expecting their second child this summer.

‘The family are delighted and August is very much looking forward to being a big brother.’ 

Moments later, Eugenie shared an adorable snap on her Instagram page, taken by her husband Jack, showing her young son kissing her stomach, writing: ‘We’re so excited to share that there will be a new addition to our family this summer.’ 

Princess Eugenie is pregnant with her second child and due to give birth in the summer, it has been announced (pictured, with her son August) 

While it is not known where the photo of Princess Eugenie and August was taken, it appears to have been snapped in the past few weeks, with frost on the ground.

In the snap, the mother-of-one can be seen beaming down at her young son, who snuggled into her tummy enthusiastically. 

It is not currently known whether she is expecting a boy or a girl. 

Eugenie and her husband Jack first began dating in 2011 and confirmed their relationship in an appearance at Royal Ascot that same year.

The royal shared an adorable snap on her Instagram page showing her young son kissing her stomach, and taken by her husband Jack (pictured, the caption on the image) 

When Eugenie left London to work for an auction house in New York in 2013, the pair maintained a long distance relationship.

At the time, Jack told The Daily Mail: ‘We spend a lot of time on Skype. It’s great. We’re still very much together.’

In 2015 the Princess returned to London where the pair grew ever closer – and they sparked engagement rumours the following year.

But it was two more years before Jack popped the question while the pair were away in Nicaragua in January 2018.

The Princess has had a busy few months, making a number of appearances at royal events, including attending church in Sandringham at Christmas and attending Kate’s carol concert (pictured with her husband Jack)  

Eugenie tied-the-knot with Jack in October 2018, before they welcomed their first child, August, in February 2021. 

She announced her first pregnancy in a similar fashion, posting a snap on Instagram at the same time the palace announced the news. 

He weighed 8lbs 1oz and the couple broke with tradition by immediately sharing a black and white photo to Eugenie’s Instagram of their baby boy, showing them holding his tiny hand. 

She followed the post with three blue hearts after welcoming her son at the luxury private hospital where Meghan also gave birth to her son, Archie.

Eugenie, the youngest daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, gave birth to her first son August Philip Hawke Brooksbank, who is 13th in line to the throne, at London’s Portland Hospital in February 2021  (pictured with her son at the late Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee in June 2022)

Eugenie went on to reveal August’s name was a touching tribute to Queen Victoria’s Husband Prince Albert, whose birth name was Franz Albert August Karl Emanuel, and Prince Philip, who died at the age of 99. 

She largely kept August out of the limelight for his first two years, but delighted fans when she shared a video of her son dancing during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. 

The Duchess of York, 61, has previously praised Eugenie’s mothering skills during an interview with Hello magazine.

She revealed: ‘My children are phenomenal mothers. They were great children but now they’re phenomenal mothers. And now, I have these two exceptional grandchildren all in one year.’ 

Eugenie largely kept August out of the limelight for his first two years, but occasionally shared snaps of her little one growing up on her Instagram page 

The royal couple, who are currently splitting their time between Portugal and the UK, occasionally share family shots on Eugenie’s Instagram page 

The Princess has had a busy few months, making a number of appearances at royal events, including attending church in Sandringham at Christmas and attending Kate’s carol concert. 

The couple are also now splitting their time between the UK, where they are subletting Harry and Meghan’s Frogmore Cottage home, and Portugal.

It was reported in May last year that they are spending part of their time at the CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club, a luxury resort an hour south of Lisbon on Portugal’s picturesque Atlantic coast. 

The move is believed to be because of Jack’s job working with property tycoon Mike Meldman, a longstanding business partner of George Clooney.

The Duchess of York, 61, has previously praised Eugenie’s mothering skills during an interview, saying both of her daughters are ‘phenomenal’ mothers 

Eugenie’s husband had previously worked for tequila brand Casamigos, which the actor helped found. It was sold to Diageo in 2017 for £550million. He is now working for Mr Meldman’s Discovery Land Company, which has been developing CostaTerra since 2019. 

It comes after Eugenie said she wants her son to be a climate change activist from ‘aged two’ and has stopped using plastic at home. 

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, the 32-year-old said giving birth to her son August in 2021 ‘totally changed’ her outlook on the environment. 

She said: ‘My son’s going to be an activist from two years old, which is in a couple of days. 

‘Everything is for them, right? Every decision we now make has to be about how August is going to be able to live his life.’

Her comments echo interventions by her cousin Prince Harry, 38, who has described how ‘everything changed’ when he became a father because he started to question ‘what is the point in bringing a new person into this world when they get to your age and it’s on fire?’

Princess Eugenie has had a busy few months, continuing her own charity work (left, in October), and attending Kate’s carol concert in December (right) 

The Duke of York’s daughter said that becoming a mother has made her more concerned for communities vulnerable to climate change in a discussion with Reuters IMPACT and Arctic Humanity at Risk Basecamp. 

Eugenie, speaking with Reuters editor-at-large Axel Threlfall and Arctic Humanity founder Gail Whiteman, said: ‘My son’s going to be an activist from two years old, which is in a couple of days. So, he, everything is for them.

‘I talked to Peter Thomson, the UN Special Envoy for Oceans and all he says to me is that I do this for my grandchildren. And that’s the same.

‘Every decision we now make has to be for whether August, what he’s going to be able to look at and do and how he’s going to live his life.

‘But I think also as a mother, you all of a sudden, totally you change, your hormones change, everything changes.

In an interview with Reuters IMPACT and Arctic Humanity at Risk Basecamp, Eugenie said educating her son about the environment is a ‘battle’

She also warned of the impact of climate change on vulnerable communities in the interview during the World Economic Forum in Davos

‘Like now I’m scared of flying and things like that and I would never be before.’

Prince Andrew’s youngest daughter said she views the world differently since becoming a mother, and her concerns about climate change have affected how she lives. 

She revealed: ‘At home we have no plastic, we try to as much as possible have no plastic and I’m trying to teach him that. But it’s a battle.’

But the princess also spoke of her hope for the future of the environment, saying: ‘I like to be ‘glass half full’.’

Eugenie added: ‘I’d rather be that way, but sometimes the facts and the figures and sometimes having the dinners do give you that sort of sense of frustration and doom and gloom.’

And she also warned of the impact of a changing environment on vulnerable communities, adding: ‘Modern slavery and human trafficking is a really big issue across the globe. 

‘There are 49million people estimated in slavery today and we know that when the climate is vulnerable, the most vulnerable people are affected by it. 

‘And we’re going to see that more and more, you know, each time there’s a crisis happening, that people are going to be vulnerable and taken into difficult situations. 

‘So climate goes hand in hand with it really.’

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Twins To Acquire Michael A. Taylor From Royals

6:00pm: Left-hander Evan Sisk and righty Steven Cruz are headed back to Kansas City, reports Mark Feinsand of MLB.com (Twitter link).

5:58pm: The Twins are acquiring center fielder Michael A. Taylor in a trade with the Royals, according to Jeff Passan and Kiley McDaniel of ESPN. He’ll add a high-end defensive option behind Byron Buxton as a fourth outfielder in Minnesota.

Taylor has spent the past two years in Kansas City. Initially signed to a one-year, $1.75MM guarantee over the 2020-21 offseason, Taylor impressed Royals’ brass with his excellent outfield defense. The rangy center fielder proved a perfect fit for spacious Kauffman Stadium and an organization that places a premium on defense. He secured his first career Gold Glove in 2021 and earned himself a $9MM extension covering the 2022-23 campaigns late in that season.

During the first season of that new two-year deal, Taylor continued his typically excellent defensive play. He logged just over 1000 innings of center field work, with Defensive Runs Saved pegging him as 19 runs better than an average defender at the outfield’s most demanding position. It was the second consecutive year in which DRS graded him at +19 runs, making him far and away the game’s most valuable defensive outfielder by that metric. Since the start of 2021, no other center fielder has tallied more than 21 total DRS — with second-place Myles Straw well behind Taylor’s cumulative +38 mark.

Statcast wasn’t quite as enthusiastic with Taylor’s work last season, though it also rated him as an above-average center fielder. Its Outs Above Average metric put Taylor at +5 runs last year after rating him 14 runs above average the previous season. Straw narrowly edges him out over the two-year stretch by that measure, but Taylor still checks in second at the position going back to the start of the ’21 season.

Buxton, of course, is one of the few outfielders in the game who’s as good or better than Taylor defensively. He hasn’t the same opportunity to vault to the top of the league in cumulative defensive metrics, however, as injuries have kept him off the field a fair amount the last couple seasons. Buxton has played 955 center field innings over the past two years, fewer than Taylor has reached in each individual season. He’s suffered strains in his right hip in each of the last couple seasons and missed a couple months in the second half of 2021 after fracturing his left hand on a hit-by-pitch. Buxton also played through a right knee injury last season, one that required season-ending surgical repair once the Twins fell out of playoff contention.

The All-Star outfielder shows MVP-caliber upside when healthy and will obviously remain Minnesota’s starting center fielder. He’s only once topped 100 games in a season, however, so it’s understandable the Twins want to fortify their outfield depth behind him. Gilberto Celestino was the top reserve option last year, but he hit only .238/.313/.302 with a pair of home runs in 347 trips to the plate. Celestino is a quality defender but not at Taylor’s level. With a minor league option year still remaining, the 23-year-old could open the season in Triple-A St. Paul now that he’s been jumped on the depth chart.

Right fielder Max Kepler is athletic enough to handle center field if needed, though there’s no guarantee he’ll even be on the roster come Opening Day. Minnesota has a number of left-handed hitting outfielders on the roster, raising the possibility of them dealing from that group to address other areas like first base or the bullpen. Kepler, as the oldest player in the group and the one with the least amount of remaining club control, would be the most straightforward candidate for such a move.

The Twins traded for an outfielder in spite of that seeming surplus, though Taylor’s right-handed bat will help to balance things. He’s posted below-average overall offensive numbers throughout his career, carrying a .241/.296/.381 line over parts of nine big league seasons. Aside from a solid .271/.320/.486 showing with the Nationals in 2017, he’s been a subpar hitter in every year of his career. That has been the case regardless of pitcher handedness, though he’s predictably been a little better when holding the platoon advantage. Taylor carries a .257/.310/.412 career line against left-handed pitching, compared to a .235/.290/.369 mark against righties.

Strikeouts have been the primary issue for the 31-year-old. He’s punched out in 29.4% of his career trips to the plate while walking at a meager 6.9% rate. To his credit, Taylor did take a bit of a step forward in that department last season. His 23.9% strikeout rate last year was a personal low, only a couple percentage points higher than the league mark. He seemed to sacrifice a little in the way of impact to do so, with last season’s 32.3% hard contact rate representing the lowest figure of his career.

Taylor obviously won’t be counted upon to provide much of an offensive jolt. He brings some lineup balance, joining Celestino as the only righty-swinging outfielders on the 40-man roster. More importantly, he’ll offer manager Rocco Baldelli a quality defensive option either off the bench or if needed in the event Buxton misses time.

It’s an affordable addition for the Twins, who’ll assume the $4.5MM Taylor’s due during the upcoming season before hitting free agency at the end of the year. That brings Minnesota’s projected payroll up to $155MM, as calculated by Roster Resource. That’ll be a franchise-record mark, with the club opening last year in the $134MM range. The Twins had been fairly quiet this offseason until the calendar flipped to 2023, but they’ve re-signed Carlos Correa, flipped Luis Arraez for Pablo López and prospects and now brought in Taylor within a matter of weeks. Minnesota figures to continue to scour the market for upgrades, at least around the margins, as they battle the Guardians and White Sox in the AL Central.

The Royals, meanwhile, ship away a veteran for future help on the heels of a 65-win season. Taylor looked like one of the better trade candidates on the roster as an impending free agent. Kansas City set a fairly significant ask initially, reportedly targeting right-hander Josh Winder in initial talks with the Twins. Minnesota balked and the sides eventually pivoted to a pair of minor leaguers.

More to come.



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Aroldis Chapman, Royals agree to deal

The Royals have agreed to a one-year deal with hard-throwing reliever Aroldis Chapman, sources told MLB.com on Thursday. The club has not confirmed the deal, which is pending a physical that should happen in the coming days.

MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand reported the deal is expected to be worth $3.75 million with performance bonuses. Kansas City will be banking on a turnaround from Chapman, who was known for his consistent triple-digit velocity earlier in his career.

But the 2022 season was a miserable one for the seven-time All-Star. Chapman, who will be 35 on Opening Day, recorded some of the worst stats of his 13-year career and was blemished by multiple injured-list stints as well as questions regarding his willingness to be a team player.

Although Chapman began the year with 12 scoreless appearances, that was followed by a stretch in May when he allowed at least one run in six consecutive games. Chapman was placed on the 15-day IL with left Achilles tendinitis on May 24 and missed the next six weeks, effectively losing his role as the Yanks’ closer to 2022 All-Star Clay Holmes.

Chapman made another trip to the IL in August due to a leg infection stemming from a tattoo.

He returned from that three-week absence to finish the regular season well, but he was held off the team’s ALDS roster after missing a mandatory team workout without an acceptable excuse.

Chapman also comes with history off the field. He was suspended 30 games in 2016 under Major League Baseball’s Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse policy after allegedly choking his then 22-year-old girlfriend and firing eight shots in the garage of his Florida home. No charges were filed, and he has pitched for the Yankees and the Cubs since then.

Chapman’s average four-seam fastball velocity dipped to a career-low 97.5 mph last season, and that contributed to his worst marks in strikeout rate (26.9%) and swinging-strike rate (12.7%). His 17.5% walk rate was the second highest of his career, while his 4.46 ERA was his worst by nearly a full run.

Chapman finished the season with nine saves, his fewest during a full season since 2011. His 315 career saves rank 24th in AL/NL history and are the third most among active pitchers, trailing only Kenley Jansen and Craig Kimbrel.

Chapman still drew interest from a few clubs around the league, including the Royals, the Padres and the Marlins. Kansas City targeted bullpen help this offseason after the unit ranked fourth worst in the Majors in ERA (4.66) last season and last in WHIP (1.48).

The Royals have signed low-risk relievers to Minor League deals, like Nick Wittgren, but Chapman is the first Major League bullpen acquisition this winter. He will head to Kansas City as a veteran arm in a relatively young bullpen. Scott Barlow will return as the Royals’ closer, but the rest of the roles, from middle relief to back-end arms, are wide open heading into Spring Training.

Chapman also gives the Royals a potential midseason trade candidate if he returns to form.

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DAN WOOTTON: Prince Harry now appears to be blackmailing the Royal Family

It’s emotional blackmail on a global scale.

Issue a grovelling apology to my wife and I against your better judgement.

Then forgive us for spilling your biggest secrets and darkest moments, laced with the most grotesque criticism to which you can’t respond, to the highest bidder – or there’s even worse to come.

That was the twisted threat from Prince Harry briefed personally, somewhat ironically, given his apparent hatred of the British Press, to one of his favourite propagandists in the print media at the weekend.

The Duke of Delusion warned sinisterly in yet another deranged interview that he has a further 400 pages of material ready to publish, including further toxic revelations about his father and brother

In this climate, it’s not only impossible to imagine Charles and William being able to reconcile with Harry, it’s also reckless

The Duke of Delusion warned sinisterly in yet another deranged interview that he has a further 400 pages of material ready to publish, including further toxic revelations about his father and brother.

That prompted a royal source to tell The Sunday Times that ‘right now, he’s holding a gun to their heads’.

Not so lovely ‘Haz’ revealed to Bryony Gordon of The Daily Telegraph that he didn’t include those stories in Spare because ‘I don’t think they (King Charles and Prince William) would ever forgive me’.

But he goes on to his nodding dog interviewer: ‘Now you could argue that some of the stuff I’ve put in there, well, they will never forgive me anyway.

‘But the way I see it is, I’m willing to forgive you for everything you’ve done, and I wish you’d actually sat down with me, properly, and instead of saying I’m delusional and paranoid, actually sit down and have a proper conversation about this, because what I’d really like is some accountability. And an apology to my wife.’

I’d laugh if this idiocy didn’t threaten the international reputation of the British Royal Family.

Apologise for what, you fool? Charles funded your wife’s extravagant demands and and then the Palace helped hide forever the findings of an independent investigation into her alleged bullying of multiple staff members.

You should be buying your dad a pint of organic beer, not demanding the new monarch issue a grovelling apology to our second most unpopular royal.

It’s emotional blackmail on a global scale. Issue a grovelling apology to my wife and I against your better judgement. Then forgive us for spilling your biggest secrets and darkest moments, laced with the most grotesque criticism to which you can’t respond, to the highest bidder – or there’s even worse to come. Pictured: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex at Windsor Castle 

In Spare, Harry has painted Wills as an angry, balding, cold egomaniac who was never there for him and physically attacked him twice recently 

The idea that William, who, yes, still loves his brother, will be party to any sort of grovelling apology to appease Harry is for the birds. But Charles too needs to man up and realise that the appeasement strategy he has employed to deal with Harry has failed spectacularly 

By the way, isn’t it telling that Harry has so many close friends working in senior roles in the media that he’s only ever interviewed by his BFFs?

That’s why he can make these unhinged threats to the likes of Gordon, ITV’s Tom Bradby and CNN’s Anderson Cooper, and why he’s never speaking to an unbiased journalist who could challenge the ridiculousness of what he’s suggesting.

But Dirty Harry wasn’t finished there.

He told Gordon, who, yet again, failed to ask for any evidence, that the press ‘have got a s*** tonne of dirt about my family,’ adding: ‘I know they have, and they sweep it under the carpet for juicy stories about someone else.’

Really?

What are these stories and what does their existence suggest about the behaviour of your family members?

Of course, this is just yet another unproven smear from Harry that he laughably claims is ‘not about trying to collapse the monarchy’ but ‘about trying to save them from themselves’.

It’s also a laughable notion to suggest for one moment that the British Press try to cover up negative stories about the Royal Family, given it was newspapers here that first revealed Prince Andrew’s friendship with the paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and doggedly pursued the story for a decade, against the wishes of most of the establishment, until he lost his formal role.

Prince Harry’s book, Spare, was released on January 10 and quickly became one of the fastest selling non-fiction books ever

Even in the past year, it’s British newspapers who have revealed a host of damaging stories about Charles’ questionable relations, including the extraordinary revelation that, when Prince of Wales, he accepted £3 million from a Qatari sheik in banknotes stuffed into Fortnum & Mason carrier bags.

But it suits Harry’s delusional narrative to suggest the media are only interested in negative stories about the Sussexes.

The truth isn’t what this is about; Harry is doing everything possible to damage his family with the suggestion of dodgy revelations to come, without ANY actual evidence, something he would be furious about if the media were doing the same.

As ever, his nasty attention is particularly targeted at William.

The Prince of Wales – already burning red – will have turned catatonic with rage after his younger brother dragged two of his three children into his latest publicity drive.

It suits Harry’s delusional narrative to suggest the media are only interested in negative stories about the Sussexes 

The Sussexes were invited back into the inner family fold and treated with utmost respect for both the funeral of Prince Philip, the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, and her funeral, only for the grenades launched in their Netflix victimhood fest and Spare to be far worse than any courtier or member of the firm was expecting 

Knowing exactly the additional damage he was causing on his already toxic relationship with his older brother, Harry added to Gordon: ‘And though William and I have talked about it once or twice, and he has made it very clear to me that his kids are not my responsibility, I still feel a responsibility knowing that out of those three children, at least one will end up like me, the spare. And that hurts, that worries me.’

Wow.

Just imagine if a member of the Royal Family went to a newspaper and suggested that they had a ‘responsibility’ to ensure that Harry’s kids Archie and Lilibet weren’t separated by their embittered parents from every blood relative connected to their British heritage…

In this climate, it’s not only impossible to imagine Charles and William being able to reconcile with Harry, it’s also reckless. But, of course, that’s what the so-called ‘wise heads’ – otherwise known as the wets in the royal household – were suggesting to The Sunday Times yesterday.

I revealed that the brothers’ relationship was already effectively over after Harry allowed Meghan to go on Oprah Winfrey and trash Kate in front of the world for apparently making her cry following a drama over bridesmaid dresses 

A royal source, who the newspaper said ‘has the King’s ear and who knows the Sussexes’, revealed a reconciliation meeting will likely happen before the coronation in May.

They argued: ‘Both sides need to hold their hands up and admit we didn’t get everything right, and we got a lot wrong, and we have to say to him ‘we understand the pain you’ve been through’. The King can do it.’

Another ‘well-placed royal source’ added: ‘They have to invite them in before the coronation, or it will become such a circus and distraction.’

I’m sorry, these advisers are on another planet if they expect William to sit down in a room with his out-of-control bro and admit wrongdoing as part of a wider royal apology within the next four months.

I revealed that the brothers’ relationship was already effectively over after Harry allowed Meghan to go on Oprah Winfrey and trash Kate in front of the world for apparently making her cry following a drama over bridesmaid dresses.

But in Spare, Harry has painted Wills as an angry, balding, cold egomaniac who was never there for him and physically attacked him twice recently.

It’s an unforgivable portrayal that completely distorts history, but one that will, sadly, stick with the Prince of Wales for the rest of his life.

So the idea that William, who, yes, still loves his brother, will be party to any sort of grovelling apology to appease Harry is for the birds.

But Charles too needs to man up and realise that the appeasement strategy he has employed to deal with Harry has failed spectacularly.

The Sussexes were invited back into the inner family fold and treated with utmost respect for both the funeral of Prince Philip, the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, and her funeral, only for the grenades launched in their Netflix victimhood fest and Spare to be far worse than any courtier or member of the firm was expecting.

If Charles gives in now, with this purported reconciliation summit, he is making it clear to Harry and Meghan that throwing mud works.

That would not lead to silence, as he might hope, but far more mudslinging in the future.

The only solution is to get tough on the Sussexes and freeze them out until they apologise for their treacherous behaviour.

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