Queen's Caution with Harry: A Royal Rift

0:00It's April 1st. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and celebrity news, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. A new book dropping from Royal Watcher Hugo Vickers paints a picture of Queen Elizabeth getting super cautious with Prince Harry after his big exit. From Royal Life in 2020, he says she wouldn't take Harry's calls alone, always keeping a lady in waiting right there by her side for backup. Vickers details how their chats turn real short after mexid, with the Queen sticking to one word answers like yes or no. Insiders say she needed that extra presence for moral support, and to keep a record of every word spoken. The whole saga hit the Queen hard in her final years, leaving her deeply hurt by Harry's choices and the drama with the sessixes. Folks close to the palace describe her as, on high guard, wanting protection from what she saw as betrayal. Even during a family visit to celebrate baby Lillibet's first birthday at Frogmore Cottage in 2022, the Queen refused to meet Harry and, Meghan's solo lady in waiting, stayed

1:03glued to her side. Vickers also notes Prince Philip's straight up called Meghan, the American. All this comes from Vickers book, Queen Elizabeth II, a personal history hitting shelves, April 8th, shedding light on those tense royal, ties that never quite healed.