Prince Harry was the subject of a meticulous examination for the way he dealt with the subject of his father King Charles.
Royal editor of Daily Mail Rebecca English was the one to comment and share her two hundred on Prince Harry’s interview with the BBC.
Everything occurred during a special episode live from Palace Confidential.
The conversation saw him become candid from the start and saying: “When you consider that he is going through a weekly treatment on cancer at the same time as doing all of this, he has a full week of future commitments; I think it really shows the brand of man. ”
And with regard to Prince Harry’s comments, she said: “I think it is particularly unpleasant in fact. I was with the king of Windsor castle on Thursday evening and he was making a tree that planted with the king and the Queen of Sweden.”
“I have never heard so many little speeches animated by trees and planting in my life”, there. “The king even made the conception of his wife, Queen Camilla, how to water the tree and I could see her eyes go:” I know how to water a tree, darling “.
Overall, “he was in very good shape,” she said. “I caught his attention at a given moment and he moved his eyebrows and smiled as:” Isn’t it fun we are still here “?
“I remember having come out and thinking, he looks at a very good shape – how happy he looks, how lively he is. And then for the next day, his son did that, I thought it was quite unpleasant.”
