Princess Diana's brother's upcoming memoir fuels fresh Harry, Meghan link
Earl Charles Spencer's upcoming book about his late sister Princess Diana has been described as a 'symbol of solidarity with Harry and Meghan.'
Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams believes the decision to release the book on the 29th anniversary of Diana's death reflects the 'close' ties between the Spencer family and the Sussexes.
"It's a symbol of solidarity with Harry and with the Sussexes," the expert told GB News, before adding, "Obviously, because they're close. It's obvious.'
Fitzwilliams mentioned, "Why didn't we wait for 30 years? 29 years; there's no peg, so to speak. It's clear, they're close."
Fitzwilliams remained cautious about predicting what the future holds for Harry and Meghan in Britain.
"Supposedly they'll be non-working royals and have charitable engagements and so on, but the whole situation will be completely unique," he explained.
Fitzwilliams added, "The only safe answer is that I don't know - nobody knows exactly." Earl Charles Spencer's upcoming book about Princess Diana
Notably, Earl has penned a revealing memoir centred on his relationship with Diana and the turbulent period that followed her death.
Swan Song: Diana, My Sister is due out on September 22 through Penguin Michael Joseph, ahead of the 30th anniversary of Diana's death.
Spencer said repeated interview requests about his sister prompted him to write the book.
Earl Spencer's upcoming book, described by Daniel Bunyard as "a book of historic importance", can be pre-ordered on TGJones for £14. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plans to move UK
Notably, Harry and Meghan's children, Archie and Lilibet, are expected to start school in the U.K. this September as the family relocates from California.
Their new school and private, non-royal home will remain undisclosed, while King Charles is reportedly welcoming more time with his grandchildren.
Harry and Meghan Markle would return to the U.K. this month, six years after they stepped back from the royal roles and relocated to California.
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