All Hell Breaks Loose: Prince Harry Urged to Cancel Tell-All Memoir

Prince Harry is facing pressure from his father, Charles, to cancel his upcoming tell-all memoir, following Harry's pledge to honor King Charles.

The Duke of Sussex, known for his troubled relationship with his father, seemed to extend an olive branch in a tribute to the late Queen earlier this week.

In a statement, Harry expressed his intention to honor Charles as he embarks on his reign.

However, outspoken broadcaster Mr. Morgan has called on Harry to reconsider releasing the book.

In an article for the New York Post, Morgan warned that if the contents of the book are as controversial as feared by the palace, it could lead to chaos and disrupt King Charles III's reign before it even begins.

Morgan suggested that if Harry truly wants to show respect to his father, he should terminate his contract with Penguin Random House and scrap the book altogether.

The royal family has been bracing themselves for Harry's memoir, scheduled for release later this year.

Speculation has arisen that the publication may be delayed until next year as the 37-year-old prince deliberates on which revelations to include.

Meanwhile, Harry paid tribute to Charles in his recent statement, praising the late Queen for her unwavering commitment to service and grace.

In his initial announcement about the book, Harry emphasized his desire to offer an honest and comprehensive account of his life journey.

He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share his experiences and lessons learned, aiming to highlight the commonalities that unite people from diverse backgrounds.

However, as the reality sinks in, Harry appears crestfallen, realizing he may have missed his chance to bid a final farewell to his grandmother.

Despite years of strained relationships within the royal family, Harry always found solace in the unwavering support of his grandmother, the Queen.

Her steadfast guidance and affection remained a constant in his life, especially after the tragic loss of his mother.

Even as Harry made bold decisions to distance himself from royal duties and pursue a new life in the United States, the Queen's love for him never wavered.

As news of the Queen's passing reached Harry, he may have felt a pang of regret over the rifts that have divided him from his family.

His brother William, once his closest confidant, now hesitates to welcome him back into the fold, wary of potential disruptions.

Despite attempts to reconcile before the Queen's funeral, the wounds within the family run deep, casting a shadow over their fragile truce.