[jet]

Seems like ‘recollections may vary’ is no longer the way forward: senior courtiers have revealed:

Harry’s meeting with the Queen lasted just over 13 minutes (not 40).
Meghan didn’t attend the meeting.
Certain 'business' was discussed (speculation at the moment that it was the Counsellor of State issue.)
Neil Sean/Richard Kay

I guess Harry's version sounds good for the American audience to boost the ‘great connection’ to the Queen for their brand.

……and Harry’s version of a great community in Montecito which welcomed them with open arms is baffling to the residents as they have never seen them or speak to them. Harry is seen occasionally on his bike or walking on the beach but no interactions. (Times Article).

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Originally Posted by jet

Seems like ‘recollections may vary’ is no longer the way forward: senior courtiers have revealed:



Harry’s meeting with the Queen lasted just over 13 minutes (not 40).

Meghan didn’t attend the meeting.

Certain 'business' was discussed (speculation at the moment that it was the Counsellor of State issue.)

Neil Sean/Richard Kay



I guess Harry's version sounds good for the American audience to boost the ‘great connection’ to the Queen for their brand.



……and Harry’s version of a great community in Montecito which welcomed them with open arms is baffling to the residents as they have never seen them or speak to them. Harry is seen occasionally on his bike or walking on the beach but no interactions. (Times Article).

Evidence?

[Rustic bauble]

Originally Posted by jet

Seems like ‘recollections may vary’ is no longer the way forward: senior courtiers have revealed:

Harry’s meeting with the Queen lasted just over 13 minutes (not 40).
Meghan didn’t attend the meeting.
Certain 'business' was discussed (speculation at the moment that it was the Counsellor of State issue.)
Neil Sean/Richard Kay

I guess Harry's version sounds good for the American audience to boost the ‘great connection’ to the Queen for their brand.

……and Harry’s version of a great community in Montecito which welcomed them with open arms is baffling to the residents as they have never seen them or speak to them. Harry is seen occasionally on his bike or walking on the beach but no interactions. (Times Article).

Living in denial. Harry and Meghan will continue to put on a front...they will continue to feed the press what they want to be reported in the knowledge that the Royals will not respond....unlike the Residents of Montecito
Its really sad when you have to pretend to be something you are not.

[jet]

‘William at 40’, a new book by Robert Jobson. Sheds light on the family pressures that shaped the future King.
This extract is an interesting read about William and Harry’s childhoods - and their naughy antics….

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...e-William.html

'Papa doesn't embarrass me... Mama does': Prince William was the crutch for a troubled mother while his brother revelled in freedom of being the 'spare'. Now a new book by ROBERT JOBSON sheds light on the family pressures that shaped our future king

The unhappy Diana treated the young William as if he was an adult, and she the child…..

[For William, school was not only fun but a respite from his mother’s increasing tendency to lean on him as an emotional crutch. Later, even Diana privately admitted she went too far in burdening him with her problems.
She had taken to calling William ‘the man in my life’, and he did his best to be supportive — once telling her that he wanted to be a policeman so he could protect her. But he was only ten when his parents officially separated in 1992.

After their divorce was finalised, and William learned that his mother would be stripped of her royal title, he threw his arms around her and exclaimed: ‘Don’t worry, Mummy. I’ll give it back to you one day, when I’m king.’
Even so, he sometimes felt uncomfortable at being appointed her champion. After he went to Eton, she would often ring him there, sometimes crying hysterically down the line….]