Prince Harry's Book Could Identify Which Royal Made The Comments About The Color Of Archie's Skin, Suggests Expert
Though Prince Harry never identified who had 'concerns' about the color of his son Archie's skin, the father could finally do so in his memoir.
Prince Harry may leave no stone unturned when he releases his memoir next year.
Considering the Duke of Sussex has already made countless negative claims against the royal family, experts believe his memoir will likely do more damage to the brood's pristine image.
"What can Harry offer, apart from a lot of score-settling with the media? In order to justify the vast sums that are being bandied around, it can only be one thing: the book will be a tell-all," royal expert Richard Kay stated via the Daily Mail. "He must therefore be prepared to expand on all the explosive ‘truth bombs’ he and Meghan detonated under the Royal Family with Oprah back in March."
In particular, Kay questioned whether he "might he name the family member who, according to the couple, made comments about the color of their then unborn son Archie’s skin."
It was previously rumored that Princess Anne was the culprit, but no one within the royal family confirmed it.
"He will surely have to offer an explanation for this most sensational of claims," Kay continued. "Will he name the anonymous member of staff who appeared to airily dismiss Meghan’s worries about her mental welfare?"
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The father-of-two announced his memoir on July 19, and though expert Robert Jobson told FEMAIL that the tome is sure to be "an international bestseller," he noted that it is also "bound to cause mayhem amongst the House of Windsor."
Harry has reportedly been working on the book for over a year alongside a ghostwriter.
"In an intimate and heartfelt memoir from one of the most fascinating and influential global figures of our time, Prince Harry will share, for the very first time, the definitive account of the experiences, adventures, losses, and life lessons that have helped shape him," publisher Penguin Random House stated.
The company also revealed that the memoir will focus on "his lifetime in the public eye from childhood to the present day, including his dedication to service, the military duty that twice took him to the frontlines of Afghanistan, and the joy he has found in being a husband and father."
