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Prince Harry Gets Brutal ‘Shut Up’ Warning Amid Interview Backlash - Expert

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Prince Harry Gets Brutal ‘Shut Up’ Warning Amid Interview Backlash - Expert
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Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams has advised Prince Harry to remain silent regarding personal family matters if he hopes for a reconciliation with the British Royal Family. The advice follows backlash over Harry's recent GQ interview, which reportedly occurred during a sensitive time for the royals.

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The ongoing public rift between the Duke of Sussex and the Royal Family continues to be a subject of intense media scrutiny and speculation regarding the future of their relationship.

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Photo Prince Harry has reportedly been warned to stay silent if he wants a royal reconciliation. According to a royal expert, the Duke of Sussex's recent GQ interview didn't allegedly sit well with royal family members. Although his spokesperson claimed Harry's comments weren't aimed at Prince William and King Charles, the source said otherwise. They suggested the "Spare" author should "shut up" if he wants to mend his relationship with his family.

Prince Harry's GQ interview was reportedly not the correct move if he wants a royal reconciliation. Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told the Daily Express that the Duke needs to "shut up" and avoid discussing personal affairs in interviews.

According to him, the prince's timing was poor, as the royal family was busy hosting the Sultan of Oman at Windsor. Thus, Harry's latest interview with the magazine might have surprised them when they found out about it later.

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