QUEEN CAMILLA ‘SEES RED’ OVER HARRY AND MEGHAN’S SILENCE — SUSSEXES FACE FRESH ROYAL BACKLASH AFTER EARL SPENCER MEMOIR

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly faced a fresh royal backlash over their silence following the publication of Earl Spencer’s controversial new memoir.

According to the National Examiner, Queen Camilla views the Sussexes’ failure to publicly defend King Charles against claims contained in the book as an act of “absolute duplicitousness.”

The report comes as Harry and Meghan have returned to Britain and, according to the publication, Charles and Camilla had been making an effort to welcome them back and “turn the other cheek”.

But the Sussexes’ silence over Earl Spencer’s claims has reportedly changed the mood behind the scenes.

A SILENCE THAT HAS DRAWN ATTENTION

Earl Spencer’s memoir contains a series of claims concerning King Charles and the aftermath of Princess Diana’s death.

Among the most contentious is an allegation that Charles told Spencer shortly after Diana died in 1997: “Rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough.”

Buckingham Palace has strongly pushed back against the claim.

A Palace spokesperson said: “While we do not comment on books as a matter of principle, His Majesty is mindful that the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgement and colour memory in ways others do not recognise, even many years after such a loss.”

The statement does not directly confirm or deny the alleged words, but highlights the Palace’s concern about how memories surrounding Diana’s death may have been affected by grief.

CAMILLA’S REPORTED REACTION

The latest claims suggest Camilla has taken particular notice of Harry and Meghan’s response — or lack of one.

The National Examiner source claimed that Charles and Camilla had been attempting to show goodwill towards the Sussexes since their return to Britain.

That effort, the source alleged, included “graciously welcoming” the couple back and choosing to “turn the other cheek”.

But the report claims Camilla was particularly unimpressed by the Sussexes’ silence after the memoir’s allegations about the King emerged.

The description of her reaction as “absolute duplicitousness” is attributed to the publication’s source and has not been independently established.

HARRY’S POSITION ON THE MEMOIR

Adding another layer to the story, Earl Spencer previously told People that Harry was “completely fine” with the memoir shortly before its release.

That comment has inevitably placed further attention on the Duke of Sussex’s position.

However, Harry’s reported private view of the book is different from publicly endorsing every allegation contained within it.

There has also been no public statement from Harry or Meghan confirming that they support Spencer’s claims about Charles.

For now, the dispute remains centred on competing accounts of Diana’s final chapter — and on what the Sussexes’ silence may or may not mean.

What is clear is that Earl Spencer’s memoir has reopened painful questions about the Royal Family, while Buckingham Palace has chosen to challenge the way some of those memories have been presented.