King Charles and Camilla exchanged their best wishes with Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, as she celebrated her 41st birthday, today, Monday, amid Prince Harry’s stirring statements about his relationship with the family, as the Duke of Sussex, 38, sat down with Tom Bradby for a prime-time TV interview as part of Publicity campaign for his controversial memoir Spear, and before joining Anderson Cooper for a harrowing interview on CBS.

In a series of bombardments directed at members of his family, Harry claimed that the royals had sought to protect their own reputations “at his and Meghan’s expense” and that they were “complicit” in “pain and suffering.” As the world watched those interviews this morning, social media published The official royal family congratulates the princess on her birthday, commenting: “We wish the Princess of Wales a very happy birthday.”

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Meanwhile, royal fans also rushed to share Christmas messages with the Princess of Wales, posting a bunch of supportive tweets online criticizing Prince Harry, with one commenting: “I can’t believe Harry is doing this to Kate on her birthday eve,” and wrote. Another: “Prince Harry: I love Kate! .. Also Harry: I will release this book on your birthday, my love.”

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And a third added: “Harry cannot be trusted .. Just imagine if he had a sister and talked about her body as if he had his brother.” And in another comment / “Happy birthday to Kate – and we know the reason for the interview today.” Other fans flooded social media With snapshots of the princess, they exchanged their best wishes with the royal family today, and one of them wrote: “My role model … let’s focus on this sweet … tomorrow is her birthday so let’s show her more love and support.”

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Prince Harry, son of the British monarch, launched a series of attacks against Buckingham Palace, and appeared in several television interviews with the American media to promote his new memoirs, which will be published tomorrow, Tuesday, entitled SpareAnd he claimed that his family, especially his stepmother, Queen Camilla, had presented negative stories to the press about him and his wife Megan Markle, and Harry said that he often faced a question in America, his new home, how can you forgive your family for what they did.

This royal family includes, according to the names mentioned in the interviews, his father, Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, and his brother, Prince William, his wife, Catherine, and their public relations team. Harry said the family treated the press coverage as a zero-sum game, and they threw them into the center forward because they feared they would be outdone.

The Washington Post said that Prince Harry, 38, presented what British newspapers described as unmarketable details of life inside and outside the royal family, and Harry repeated his criticism of his father and brother, and accused his father of forcing him to remove Megan. He said, ‘Now he does not recognize them because they do not recognize him.’

Harry said that he loved his brother, heir to the throne, but William was always competitive, and usually stood against him in the sibling rivalry that continues today. Harry added that William insisted, for example, on shaving his chin before his wedding, which the prince refused to do. The British prince said he did not think his father or brother would read the book or watch the television interviews.

And in his interview with the program 60 minutes on the channel CBS American, Harry said that he did not want his brother to marry their father to Camilla, and said that they believed that this matter was not necessary, and that it would cause more harm than benefit, but he said that in the end they retracted the idea because they wanted to be happy, and they saw that he was happy with her. .

However, the Duke of Sussex accused Camilla of being dangerous because she was described as evil for her role in the collapse of his parents’ marriage, and she needed to re-improve her image, which made her dangerous because of the connections she formed with British newspapers, and there was a desire on both sides to exchange information.