Prince Harry was reportedly asked to leave Frogmore Cottage by the King following a controversial comment he made about Queen Camilla. The Duke of Sussex’s eviction came shortly after the release of his memoir, which contained sensational claims about his family members, including physical altercations and personal disputes.
The book prominently criticized Queen Camilla, with more than 60 mentions of her, portraying her in a negative light as ‘the Other Woman.’ Sources indicated that the King was furious over Harry’s disrespectful portrayal of his wife, particularly labeling her as a “wicked stepmother.”
According to insiders, the King swiftly decided to remove Harry and Meghan from Frogmore Cottage after being briefed on the book’s contentious content. The King viewed Harry’s actions as a blatant disregard for the boundaries of respect within the family, leading to his expulsion.
In his memoir, Harry expressed his discomfort with Camilla’s role in the family, claiming he had urged his father not to marry her due to fears of her being a harmful influence. The Queen was said to be upset by these revelations but maintained a composed demeanor, following her principle of minimal reaction to such controversies.
Additionally, Harry recounted awkward encounters with Camilla, describing them as uncomfortable experiences akin to receiving an injection. He also accused Camilla of taking over his former room at Clarence House and criticized her for engaging with the media in a way that he considered detrimental to the family’s image.
During a TV interview, Harry labeled Camilla as “dangerous” due to her media connections and portrayed her as a negative figure within the family. The ongoing tension between Harry and Camilla, as depicted in his memoir, further strained the already fragile relationships within the royal household.