She was an ally to Harry on that devastating day but his father and brother decided discussions would take place without him. Mr Hardman wrote in the book, serialised by Mail Online: “That evening, the couple would be joined for dinner by the new Prince of Wales, who would also stay at Birkhall. The King needed to have vital but discreet discussions with his elder son In years gone by, such a moment would automatically have included his younger son, too.
“But not any more. This was clearly not an occasion for an opening up of hearts and minds with Prince Harry, particularly if he was still taking notes for his forthcoming book. Charles III needed a clear head and no distractions.” A member of his staff said: “You have to remember, losing a second parent is a big thing, becoming the senior generation is a big thing and there he was, expected to console the whole country.” Now, as she reportedly gears up for a return, here’s everything we know about her potential gigs. Read the full story here ▶
