Prince Harry has left the British monarch in shock with his silence against Charles Spencer’s attack on the monarchy, seemingly fueling accusations of supporting his uncle’s narrative.
The new book about Princess Dianan has left senior royals furious and Harry’s stance to stay nutral in this situation raised eyebrows.
The Duke’s quiet gesture on his uncle Earl Spencer’s new book has been branded an ‘act of war’.
Royal commentator Mark Dolan claims Prince William has been left “absolutely furious” and “disgusted” by a bombshell new memoir written by their uncle, Earl Charles Spencer.
At the same time, Dolan argued that Harry’s failure to speak out against the book is a major blow to his royal relatives and the monarchy.
Speaking on the Daily Expresso podcast, Dolan claimed William is fuming over the content of Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which takes aim at the British monarch with a series of staggering claims regarding the fallout from Princess Diana’s tragic death in 1997.
While William has reportedly rallied to his father’s side following the allegations, Harry’s decision to stay tight-lipped about the book has drawn heavy fire from Dolan.
“Harry, on the other hand, deafening in his silence,” Dolan told the podcast, adding: “And I’ve got to tell you that Harry’s silence in regard to this book is an act of war.”
Dolan argued that by remaining silent, the Duke is effectively backing his uncle’s assault on the monarch.
“The book contains these allegations, and Harry says nothing. You can only interpret, therefore, that he supports the content of the book,” Dolan said. “It means that he supports an attack on his father, a man that he’s trying to build bridges with.”
According to Dolan, William’s anger over the memoir’s contents has left his relationship with his uncle in tatters.
“So my royal sources tell me that William is absolutely furious about the book, that he doesn’t have a good relationship with his uncle, and he’s firmly on his father’s side,” Dolan said.
Harry has also not publicly confirmed whether he supports his uncle’s claims, with his silence alone not proving endorsement, and reports of William’s private reaction remain unverified.
The explosive drama comes as Spencer’s memoir threatens to throw light on Diana’s final days, opening fresh wounds almost three decades after her death.
