- A royal specialist has dubbed Prince Harry the ‘bad policeman’ to his wife, Meghan Markle, the ‘good cop,’ saying that his pranks aren’t coming across well when compared to Meghan’s ‘feel good’ aspect, according to The Daily Star.
- Nearly a year ago, Prince Harry launched his tell-all memoir, sparking claims that the royal family was apprehensive and concerned about the ‘bombshells’ that he would disclose in it.
While the memoir has now been postponed for some time, allegedly offering comfort to the royal family, when Harry originally announced it last year, royal analyst Richard Eden dubbed him the “bad cop.”
Eden noted at the time that Harry’s ‘digging up’ information about the royals contrasted with his wife Meghan’s ‘feel good’ news; she gave birth to their daughter Lilibet last year and also launched a Netflix programme.
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“I do think we’re getting a sort of aspect of good cop, bad cop with Meghan and Harry,” Eden observed at the time.
“We were on this show last week talking about the big Sussex news, which was a Meghan TV project for Netflix, and everything was extremely nice about her as a female role model.” And the next week, Harry will be spilling the beans with his tell-all memoirs.”
“This appears to be a narrative that Harry is slipping into, that he is the one making the accusations, making the charges, and Meghan is rising above that,” Eden stated.
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In his own words regarding his delayed biography, Prince Harry says, “I’m writing this not as the prince I was born, but as the man I have become.”
“I’ve worn many hats over the years, both physically and metaphorically, and my aim is that by recounting my experience — the ups and downs, the mistakes, and the lessons learnt – I can help illustrate that no matter where we come from, we have more in common than we believe,” Prince Harry added.
