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The ‘gift’ that the Princess of Wales can receive for her 41st birthday is disgust for everything Henry of England tells in the autobiographical book on newsstands tomorrow, In the Shadow. Her husband, Prince William, he is outraged Harry commenting on the confrontation he recounts in which he was punched in an argument about his partner, Meghan Markle.

Her father, King Carlos III, is the one who gets the worst of these memoirs in which the Duke of Sussex strikes the jealousy that the monarch has towards his daughters-in-law so much as to take away his prominence him and his wife, Camila, and that he doesn’t want there to be any figure with the media power that the mother of princes, Diana Spencer, has come to possess.

The affair of the frozen penis during his brother’s wedding in 2011, when the relationship between the two was already very distant, are uncomfortable and insignificant revelations compared to other more crude ones.

However, in an interview with the ITV network, Enrique from England is conciliatory and optimistic in front of his family. He believes that a reconciliation is possible when the Sunday times published yesterday that Carlos III would be willing to leave Enrique out of his coronation ceremony on Saturday May 6, with the consequent public scorn that such a decision would cause. Harry doesn’t believe such extreme rudeness is possible on the most important day for the monarchy. For now the version of him is that “a lot can happen” until then.

His defense regarding what he publishes in the book is that He’s never been in the mood to hurt his family, Rather, he felt he had the right to vent about what he had experienced since childhood and especially with everything that Meghan has undergone in the palace, about which there were “a lot of prejudices”. Her status as a divorcee, mixed-race, American, and actress was a mental obstacle for her relatives to accept her.

“Right now, I don’t recognize my father or my brother, just like I probably do they don’t recognize me“, he admitted. Enrique himself admits that he had social and racial prejudices before meeting Meghan, hence his struggle with her for her acceptance and his current struggle to assert his position.

The Duke of Sussex confesses that his mother’s death still has a very marked effect on him, with post-traumatic stress that it prevented her from mourning and comforting herself as she wished for her loss. The coldness and pressure within her family were decisive in not showing her feelings towards her deceased mother as she would have liked. One of Harry’s current struggles is to clear Diana’s memory and insist that he wants to defend her marriage against a third party (Camilla Parker Bowles) and protect her children.