A new bombshell royal book could challenge Prince Harry's narrative on the 'rroyal feud', a royal commentator has suggested.
The new book, Courtiers, sees royal journalist Valentine Low speak to a number of palace aides, who have often been hit out at by the Duke of Sussex and his wife.
Royal commentator Richard Eden said the "men in grey suits" who work behind the scenes for members of the Royal Family may be able to "give a different side of things" in Mr Low's book.
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He said royal courtiers were not trusted by Princess Diana and were "figures that have been really pilloried by Harry and Meghan".
Speaking on the Mail Plus' talk show Palace Confidential, Mr Eden said: "They’ve always seen them as this negative, force in the background.
"Everything is always blamed on them.
"Perhaps [this book] will give a different side of things."
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Harry, who is releasing his own tell-all memoir later this year, lashed out at courtiers in his and Meghan Markle's Oprah Winfrey interview in March 2021.
The Duke said two days before they announced their Megxit plans in January 2020, he was stopped from visiting the Queen after returning from their stay in Canada.
Harry told the US talk show host: "To then get back after my grandmother had said, 'the moment you land come up to Sandringham, we'd love to have a chat, come for tea, why don’t you stay for dinner because it’s going to be a long drive and you’re going to be exhausted?'"
He added: "The moment we landed in the UK, I got a message from my private secretary cutting and pasting a message from the Queen’s private secretary basically saying, 'please pass along to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex that he cannot come to Norfolk, the Queen is busy, she’s busy all week'.
"So I rang her from Frogmore that night and said, 'I was thinking about coming anyway but I hear you are now busy?'
"And she said, 'yes there's something in my diary that I didn't know I had'.
"And I said, 'well what about the rest of the week? And she goes, 'well that's busy now as well'.
"I didn't want to push as I kind of knew what was going on."
The US talk show host replied: "But doesn't the Queen get to do what the Queen wants to do?"
In a dig at royal courtiers, Harry said: "When you’re head of the Firm, there [are] people around you that give you advice.
"And what has also made me really sad is that some of that advice has been really bad.”
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