King and Prince William brace for ‘pasting’ in Prince Harry’s memoir

Prince Harry’s bombshell memoir may not leave his brother and father unscathed, a royal editor claimed, as King Charles and Prince William could also be targeted. The Royal Family is reportedly bracing for the upcoming release of the Duke’s book, which could prove damaging to the family’s reputation. In response, King Charles will “likely” strip Meghan Markle and Harry of their titles if the Duke goes ahead with his bombshell memoir, Daily Mirror’s Royal Editor Russell Myers added.Mr Myers told the Today Show: “He’s caused a bit of a stir with his new book coming out. Just the title has got people very, very nervous.”Prince Harry calling his book Spare in reference to heir and the spare. “That term he was very fond of when he was growing up.”Certainly some people watching [for Harry’s memoir] will be the King and his brother Prince William because they are going to come in for an absolute pasting.” King Charles and Prince William will also be criticised in Prince Harry’s book, an editor claims (Image: GETTY) Russell Myers said King Charles and Prince William are ‘coming in for an absolute pasting’ (Image: YOUTUBE/@TODAY)The Royal Family has reportedly been uninformed of any of the details of Prince Harry’s memoir, with royals finding out the title of the Duke’s book only when Penguin Random House posted a statement. Besides the title Spare, the publisher announced that “the intimate and heartfelt memoir” will be published on January 10 after the Christmas season.It will cover Prince Harry’s dedication to service, the military duty that twice took him to the frontlines of Afghanistan, the joy he has found in being a husband and father, and possibly damaging allegations against the Royal Family. “Everyone is bracing themselves for yet another fraught and frantic period at the mercy of the Sussexes,” an unnamed royal insider told Mail on Sunday. READ MORE: King urged to revoke Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles ‘without delay’ Prince William and King Charles could be the latest victims of Harry’s memoir (Image: GETTY) Prince Harry, Prince William and King Charles were last seen publicly together at Queen’s funeral (Image: GETTY)The same source claimed the “book could spell the end for any relationship Harry wants to have with his family, it’s desperately sad.”In another dangerous sign, Prince Harry has reportedly rejected an invitation to spend Christmas with the Royal Family, breaking the family tradition.”He turned that down but he’ll go around promoting the book,” biographer Angela Levin said, claiming Harry will make a UK tour to promote his memoir ahead of its release on January 10.”If the book is coming out January 10, he’s going to come before Christmas, isn’t he?” Ms Levin added.DON’T MISS:Charles poised to pull rug from under Harry & Andrew with rule change [REPORT]  Lady C rages at Sussex’s title row ‘Shouldn’t be Prince or Princess!’ [REPORT]  Charles and Camilla payday! ‘Record visits’ for Duchy estate [REPORT]   Prince Harry’s memoir is coming out on January 10 (Image: GETTY)”Put it this way, it’s not going to make for a relaxing family Christmas,” an unnamed royal insider told the Mail on Sunday.As confirmed by his publisher, Prince Harry is expected to tell “a firsthand account of my life that’s accurate and wholly truthful” that spans from his service in the British military to the joy he found in becoming a father. The Duke of Sussex is expected to donate a total of £1,6million to charities. He announced he would hand out $1,5million (about £1,3million) to the Sentebale organisation, which supports vulnerable children and young people in AIDS/HIV-stricken areas of the southern African country of Lesotho.Another £300,000 will be donated to the non-profit organisation WellChild.READ NEXT:Harry ‘the one with chip on his shoulder’ as Meghan defended by expertHarry to be ‘front and centre’ of book promotion tour in UK returnPrince Harry’s memoir to mark the ‘end’ of relationship with WilliamQueen Mother would ‘blank’ Harry and Meghan Harry’s memoir tipped to leave Charles ‘fearful’ on Coronation year