Prince Harry 'Can't Stand' Camilla, Wants To Target Stepmom, Charles In Bombshell Memoir, Royal Author Claims

Prince Harry, who has largely estranged himself from the Royal family after stepping away from royal duties in 2020, is reported as of Saturday, April 9, to be working on a tell-all book that may target his sibling Prince William, his father Prince Charles, and Charles’ wife Camilla.

The book, which is reported to release sometime this year, will be a tell-all memoir about his life as a royal, and may include targeted attacks toward his father Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, according to News Australia.

“Harry’s not going to go after The Queen, she’s sacrosanct. And he probably won’t go after Kate, who he’s very fond of,” former Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown said. “But he will go after Charles and Camilla and maybe William.”

Tina Brown, whose book "The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor" details even further the recent developments and scandals happening in the royal family, also remarked that Prince William would probably not like some of the things that Harry may say about their father in the book, the New Zealand Herald reported.

“William was disgusted about Meghan's attack on Kate because she can't answer back,” Brown said. “But that's nothing compared to how furious he's going to be when this book comes out.”

The reasoning behind Harry’s potential attacks on Charles and Camilla is reportedly due to a personal preference as would not like to see Camilla as Queen because he “can’t stand” her, while William has largely accepted his father’s wishes regarding Camilla.

“William has accepted Camilla in terms of what she means to his father. He's been grown up about it. Harry, on the other hand, can't stand Camilla. He doesn't want Camilla to be queen,” Brown said.

Harry, who is currently living in California with his wife Meghan and their two kids, reportedly received a $28-million advance to write the book, which Brown believes to be a move that could alienate the two from the rest of the royal family, according to Marie Claire.

“The Oprah interview was desperately damaging to any relationship that Harry could ever hope to have with his family. And even that could have been gradually assuaged if he hadn’t then announced he was doing a memoir,” she said.

Neither the royal family nor Prince Harry’s estate has commented on the alleged memoir attacks.