“Reserve” had an important message. Prince Harry’s (39) biography made many headlines this year. In it, the dropout royal not only speaks openly about his faux pas in public, but also subliminally criticizes the palace harshly. His estranged family is said to be less than enthusiastic about it. But his brother William (41) and his wife Kate (41) can take an important lesson from the book.
Because what Harry describes is said to have made the heir to the throne and his wife think. “It’s very clear from his memoirs, rightly or wrongly, that he felt marginalized,” expert Gareth Russell tells GB News. Since William and Kate also have two other children in addition to their son George (10), who will one day become king, this probably stuck with them: “There is a risk that younger children will feel left out and so there are probably lessons to be learned from them feelings of Prince Harry.”
William and Kate even reduced the number of official appointments for their children in the summer in order to have more time for the family. Since the couple is very popular with fans, this was met with disapproval. Parts of the palace are also said to be concerned that an absence for too long will reflect poorly on the family. “It may well be that they are under a bit of pressure to increase their number of engagements,” journalist Richard Palmer told Ok!.
