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Last Crucial Move by Late Queen to Safeguard Royal Family from Sussex Revealed

Prince Harry, known as the Duke of Sussex, made a significant decision in 2020 to step back from his role as a working royal and embark on a new independent life in California alongside his wife Meghan.

Despite this move, he remains one of five councillors who could potentially fill in for the monarch when needed.

According to the 1937 and 1953 letters patent, a select group of senior Windsors have the authority to carry out most official duties assigned to his father, King Charles.

Royal expert Daniela Elsa emphasized that while it's highly unlikely that Prince Harry would ever be called upon to substitute for his father, King Charles, the symbolism behind his position as a councillor holds great significance.

Interestingly, Prince Andrew, Harry's disgraced uncle, is also a councillor and theoretically could act as a stand-in for the monarch despite facing backlash due to his association with convicted s– trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and Galileo Maxwell.

Recognizing the potential complications if either Prince Andrew or Prince Harry were to represent the Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth took proactive steps to expand the pool of councillors.

Reports from both The Times and The Daily Mail suggest that proposed changes to the letters patent, set to be presented in British Parliament shortly, will introduce additional candidates such as Princess Anne and Prince Edward.

This expansion aims to ensure that Prince Andrew and Prince Harry are unlikely to be called upon for such responsibilities.

Renowned royal biographer Robert Hardman revealed that these adjustments had been under consideration for some time and had received the late Queen's approval.

Meanwhile, speculations are rife about Prince Harry's forthcoming memoir titled “Spare,” which is expected to trigger a wave of reactions within the royal family.

Allegedly, Prince Harry will return to the UK early in 2023 to promote his book, causing apprehension among senior royals regarding its contents.

The looming book launch may lead to repercussions, including the potential removal of Prince Harry and Meghan's Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles.

This anticipated visit in the new year is poised to overshadow the royal family's Christmas festivities at Sandringham, marking the first celebration since Queen Elizabeth's passing in September.

Sources indicate that Harry and Meghan have no plans to attend the holiday celebrations, just ahead of the book's release.

Reports have surfaced suggesting that Prince Harry had to revise his manuscript multiple times before publishers accepted it, fueling concerns that the book might contain sensationalized revelations about the royal family.

The back-and-forth process between Prince Harry, ghostwriter JR Moringa, and publishers has raised suspicions that the content may have been embellished to include controversial details.

Author Tom Bauer has described Prince Harry's memoir as a potential time bomb for the royal family, warning of its damaging impact.

Criticizing Harry and Meghan for their book deal and collaboration with Netflix, Bauer highlighted Harry's underlying fear of Meghan leaving him.

The book's contents have sparked intrigue and apprehension within royal circles, with many anticipating its release with a mix of curiosity and trepidation.