In his new book serialised in The Times this week, Robert Lacey unpicks the Sussexes’ Oprah interview — and says Meghan was right to cry foul when she discovered her father-in-law might not make Archie a prince.
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Allegations against the Duchess of Sussex led to a bitter row between brothers who were once inseparable, says the author Robert Lacey in this extract in The Times from his book Battle of Brothers.
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Despite the rich legacy of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter, both in name and heritage, “this little American girl is being brought up free of old-fashioned tradition,” royal historian Robert Lacey tells PEOPLE.
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Robert Lacey, the historian who advised the Netflix series The Crown, was appalled to hear that the University of Southampton and the Cabinet Office are blocking their release, not least because their author wanted them to be public.
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Now the family — and the brothers, in particular — can concentrate on rebuilding a human relationship, and I would have thought the solemnity of their grandfather’s passing and the quiet family time together will paradoxically provide a very stimulating occasion to get started on that brother to brother.
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Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, has died aged 99. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, won widespread respect for his steadfast and constant support of the Queen.
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On April 29 2011, almost two billion people around the globe tuned in to watch as Prince William married his long term girlfriend, Kate Middleton – the first commoner to wed a future British king in 300 years.
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Robert Lacey is quoted in this Newsweek article about the Queen dancing with Ghana’s President in 1961.
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Robert Lacey is quoted in this Guardian Article that puts the spotlight on the power behind the royals.
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Robert Lacey is quoted in this Times article following the fall-out from the Oprah Winfrey interview.