PRINCE Harry’s new bombshell book will not be as shocking as some expect – as it is not “in the Sussex DNA to be salacious”, an expert says.
Harry says his autobiography will be “heartfelt and intimate” but it is feared it could stoke up new rifts with the Royal Family.
He has been researching the life of his mother Princess Diana — and insiders worry he will blast step-mum Camilla, 75, who was recently named future Queen Consort.
But Kinsey Schofield, founder of ToDiForDaily.com, believes Harry and Meghan will not look to burn the Firm, and instead tell a story “about a young man who overcomes adversity”.
The royal commentator told Express.co.uk: “He is going to discuss the death of his mother I believe and he’s going to talk about how that affected him as a young adult, and how he turned that emotion into the leader he is today.”
“Now, will his publisher allow people like us to discuss what horrible things he might mention in his book?
“Absolutely, because they want it to sell. They want those pre-orders to go out the roof.
“But I don’t think that it is in Prince Harry’s DNA to write something salacious that could destroy his family because, at the end of the day, his children could benefit from that relationship, from anything that is good that is happening to the Royal Family — his children could benefit from.
“I don’t think Prince Harry is going to burn the whole place down with this book. I think he is going to use this book to elevate himself.”
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