The book, which falls in the Queen's platinum jubilee year, will give the story "behind the scenes of the world’s most celebrated family", according to its publishers.īut it is likely to present a far different version of events to Harry, who has vowed to give a "first-hand account" of his life in a memoir that is "wholly truthful" after slamming the Royal Family during his bombshell Oprah interview. The Duke of Kent, 86, will publish his royal secrets in May next year, beating Harry's publishing date expected later in 2022.
“And the fact that he reached out in this way by just saying ‘I deeply empathise with what your family is going through and I so wish that I could assist formally had I been in the role that I once was’.” Mr Myers said: “I think Harry really does get bad press some of the time,” but added “but when Harry is speaking from the heart, I think that that is to be applauded. Speaking about this, royal expert Russell Myers said: “We have heard, certainly over the last few months and the last couple of years after Harry was stripped of his military titles, about how disappointed he was of that.” Nathan’s parents turned to Harry in a bid to have their son’s name put on an armed forces memorial, and in a letter back to them The Duke said: “I deeply empathise with what your family is going through and so wish I could assist formally, had I been in the same role I once was.” Nathan Hunt served in Afghanistan with Harry in 2008, but sadly took his own life in 2018 after suffering from severe mental health troubles, which his parents believe were linked to his military service. Prince Harry’s letter ‘tells you where his head is at’Īccording to a royal expert Prince Harry wrote an emotional letter to the family of a fallen military hero shortly before Christmas, which “tells you where his head is at”.
Make no mistake, they’re not in Meghan and Harry’s favour.” All those options are in Spotify’s favour. “So the problem you have here, I would imagine, is that when they talk about an £18m Spotify podcast deal, it probably means that they have signed their first product, in this case a podcast – they then have many, many options for further products. “I think you could draw a conclusion that if haven’t exercised the option on the next episode of the podcast, then maybe they did not have the popularity that either Meghan and Harry expected or indeed Spotify anticipated.”īut he also claims the streaming giant wouldn’t have paid the contract fee up front, adding: “It’s famously the case in music deals, this goes back decades, that when people talk about a large deal, like Robbie Williams signing a deal for £15m or something, it does not mean he gets £15m on day one. He told .uk: “It would not be an unfair assumption that perhaps their popularity was not as great as maybe they or indeed Spotify initially felt. Media lawyer Ian Penman, who specialises in music streaming contracts, has suggested the Duke and Duchess’ podcasts are likely to have been less popular than Spotify expected.
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MEGHAN & Harry may not get their full fee from Spotify after the couple made just ONE 35 minute podcast since signing with the giant in December 2020. ‘Harry and Meghan may not get full £18m Spotify fee’ The royal extravaganza from June 2-5 - with an extra Bank Holiday - includes Trooping the Colour, a service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral, a visit to the Epsom Derby, a live concert at Buckingham Palace, and street parties and picnics.Ī Platinum Jubilee Pageant will also be staged on June 5 against the backdrop of the Palace and along The Mall in central London, and combine street arts, theatre, music, circus, carnival and costume.īut how much the public will see of the Queen during the celebrations has not yet been confirmed by Buckingham Palace. The Queen usually spends her accession day privately at Sandringham, but it is possible she may be seen at church, or carry out a local engagement in Norfolk as she has done in the past on milestone jubilees. The national Jubilee festivities are taking place in June over a four-day holiday weekend.īut the Queen is actually set to pass the milestone on February 6 - the anniversary of the death of her father King George VI in 1952. The Queen is due to reach her historic Platinum Jubilee in 2022, becoming the first British monarch to celebrate 70 years on the throne. What can we expect from the Queen's Platinum Jubilee
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