Harry accuses Camilla of leaking royal information to the media, calling her “dangerous”

Aside from the fact that they lost their adored mother, Princess Diana, when they were both very young, Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, enjoyed a wealthy upbringing, but it was also a very difficult one.

At that point, Camilla Parker Bowles and their father, the then-Prince Charles, were having an affair. They later got married, and Camilla will become queen in May.

It’s reasonable to say that over the years, Camilla and Harry have not been the closest of friends. Although Harry and his wife Meghan have left the royal family and their rumoured animosity dates back decades, it seems he still has a lot of strong feelings toward his stepmother.

Harry has attacked Camilla, accusing her of, among other things, leaking information about his family to the British media, in an interview with 60 Minutes.

Although Camilla’s standing among the British public has now much improved, the truth is that her accession to the Royal Family was more than a little contentious.

In an effort to “rehabilitate her image,” Harry charged Camilla with leaking information about the family to the British media.

Harry also disclosed that he and Prince William had asked their father, King Charles, to forgo the engagement to Camilla. But ultimately they had second thoughts.

“We didn’t think it was necessary; we believed it would be counterproductive if he remained with his person. That must be sufficient, Harry said 60 Minutes. “We wished for him to be content. And we could see how content he was with her.

Harry went on to say that Camilla was “dangerous” since the British media had painted her as the “villain” for her role in the dissolution of Charles and Diana’s marriage.

“Due to the ties she was establishing within the British press, it made her dangerous. Additionally, there was a genuine desire to exchange information on all sides. And with a family structured on hierarchy and with her aspiring to be Queen Consort, there will inevitably be victims or dead left on the street, Harry remarked.

As a member of the family, “if you are made to believe that being on the front page, having positive headlines, positive things published about you, will boost your reputation or raise the odds that you will be accepted as king by the British public, then that’s what you’re going to do.”