Harry and Meghan’s Battle with Queen Camilla Takes a New Turn

In a surprising turn of events, Queen Camilla has found a subtle yet effective way to get back at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The wife of King Charles, who was portrayed as evil in Prince Harry's book “Spare,” has decided to venture into the world of podcasting with her own show called “The Reading Room.”

This move has sparked discussions among royal commentators, with some interpreting it as a form of retaliation against the Sussexes.

The timing of Queen Camilla's podcast launch is particularly noteworthy, considering that Prince Harry and Meghan's own podcast deal with Spotify was terminated last year.

Royal expert Denise Palmer Davies suggests that Camilla's successful foray into podcasting, especially in an area where Harry and Meghan have struggled, could be seen as a way of seeking revenge.

“After all the hurtful things Harry has said about Camilla, she's finally gotten her own back on them,” Davies told Fabulous.

“If her podcast becomes a hit, it would be the perfect revenge.”

Camilla personally hosts “The Reading Room” and features prominent guests such as Joanna Lumley and Ian Rankin.

Her online book club, which was initiated during the lockdown, has also gained significant attention, amassing over 167,000 followers on Instagram.

Despite the speculation, another royal commentator, Jenny Bund, believes that revenge might not be Camilla's motive.

Bund argues that the Queen's primary aim is to share her love of reading and encourage others to enjoy literature.

“Camilla is better than that,” Bund says.

“I doubt she gives Meghan much thought.

She's too busy making a resounding success of her new role.”

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are searching for a way to extricate themselves from the royal mess they've created.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have revealed that they've been informed of an alternative path to reconcile with King Charles, one that doesn't involve a simple apology.

Kinsey Schofield, a US reporter, suggests that Harry is more eager to mend fences than Meghan.

According to Schofield, Meghan is primarily focused on securing a livelihood for herself and her family, as she doesn't believe the royal family will provide what she needs.

On the other hand, Harry is desperate to repair the fractured relationships, as very few people can truly understand what he's going through.

GB News host Patrick Christie raises the question of whether the couple could use their children as a way back into the royal family's good graces.

He suggests that Harry, in particular, could leverage the affection King Charles has for Prince William's three children, expressing his disappointment that Harry's kids are not receiving the same love.

However, it remains to be seen whether this strategy will prove successful in their quest for reconciliation.

In conclusion, Queen Camilla's podcasting endeavor serves as a subtle but significant move in the ongoing battle between her and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

While some view it as revenge, others believe it is simply a manifestation of Camilla's passion for reading.

As for the Sussexes, they continue to search for a way to mend their strained relationship with the royal family, with Harry taking the lead in this endeavor.

Only time will tell if their efforts will bear fruit and bring them back into the fold.