Prince Harry calls Charles III’s wife a ‘dangerous villainess’

British Prince Harry, during an interview timed to coincide with the release of his scandalous book to the American television channel CBS, said that Queen Consort Camilla turned out to be a dangerous “villain” who does not stop at nothing to strengthen her position. According to the prince, Camilla uses her connections with the local press for her own purposes and is involved in organizing media leaks. He considers himself a victim, brought by Camilla to “his personal PR-altar.”

Explaining the Queen Consort’s motives, Harry told an American TV channel that “she was a villain, the third person in marriage (his father and Princess Diana – ed.), She needed to rehabilitate her image.”

At the same time, obviously reacting to the accusations against him, including those related to the revelations about the royal family, set out in his forthcoming memoir, Prince Harry transparently hinted that the main channel of the “drains” was not him, but Camilla.

“The connections she builds in the British press made her dangerous. There was an open willingness to exchange information on both sides, and in a family built on hierarchy, there will inevitably be bodies on the street on the way to the position of queen consort,” said Harry, Duke Sussex, emphasizing that he is one of those dead media bodies lying on the sidewalk.

At the same time, Harry brought clarity to a rather topical topic about the composition of the audience of British tabloids. He told American journalists that the British royal family reads tabloids at breakfast, and therefore what appears there “leaves an imprint in the minds” of its members.