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King Charles and the royals are determined to avoid the publication of another "rage-filled" memoir from a family member after Prince Harry's tell-all "Spare," according to royal expert Christopher Andersen. "The King" author told Fox News Digital that the book, which was released in January and contained bombshell revelations about the royals, may have permanently damaged the 38-year-old Duke of Sussex's relationship with his family.

While the royal family continues to have a strained relationship with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the ongoing drama has only brought King Charles III and Prince William closer.

Prince Harry disclosed a ton of details and bombshells about his relationship with Prince William in his memoir, “Spare,” that was released earlier this year.

The royal family is learning from its past to avoid future scandals.

The royal family reportedly don’t want a repeat of Prince Harry’s tell-all book Spare’s release.

The royal family is keeping an eye on Prince George’s dynamic with his siblings after Prince William and Prince Harry’s drama bubbled over following the publication of Spare.

Express.Markle, 41, and Harry, 38, have been “secretly” looking at houses in the beach city so they can be closer to Los Angeles, the outlet reported.“Harry and Meghan are reviewing their living options with Malibu being a place of interest,” the insider noted.“They have secretly visited the area a couple of times and have been out and about, looking at what’s there.”Their plans, however, are still up in the air, according to Express.“It is uncertain if they will sell Montecito or just add a Malibu spot to buy. The move consideration comes as Meghan is shifting gears and focus back to Hollywood with WME,” the source said, adding that the move is a “smart” one due to the number of celebrities who also live in Malibu.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have lived in their nine-bedroom, $14 million mansion in Montecito since 2020 after being exiled from the royal family earlier that year.Reps for Harry and Meghan declined to comment, but sources close to the couple told The Post they’re staying put in their current home.The former actress has also allegedly been eyeing a return to Hollywood in recent months, and this could possibly be the reason for purchasing a new Tinseltown abode.She also signed with a new talent agency, William Morris Endeavor, earlier this year to help build her global enterprise.Christopher Andersen, author of “The King,” told Fox News Digital in May that Markle’s new contract is a step to becoming a “power player” in the world of glitz, glamour and the silver screen.“If Meghan doesn’t end up hosting a daytime syndicated talk show, I’ll be surprised,” Andersen explained to the publication.

Prince William is still 'simmering with resentment' over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle due to their fractured relationship.

Harry’s claims in his book “Spare” as well as his 2020 move to California with his wife, Meghan Markle.Christopher Andersen, author of “The King,” alleges that the Prince of Wales, 41, is still fuming over Harry’s 400-page memoir.“William is still simmering with resentment over ‘Megxit,’ not to mention Harry’s unflattering portrait of him in ‘Spare,’” the royal expert claimed to Fox News recently.Andersen went on to note what the Duke of Sussex, 38, had penned about William, reiterating that Harry portrayed him as his “arch-nemesis.”In the book, Harry also alleged that he was left bruised after William flung him to the floor following a fight they had two months before he and Markle, 41, left the royal family.The Duke of Cambridge reportedly called the former “Suits” actress “difficult,” “rude” and “abrasive” at the time.Harry then fired back that he was only trying to combat the negative press the couple had endured.“Harry is still obviously upset that William was given a free ride because he is the heir – that William got away scot-free with doing many of the same things Harry was excoriated for,” Andersen claimed. “William is doing a marvelous job of compartmentalization.

After parting ways with Spotify, Meghan Markle is allegedly seeking a deal made fit for a duchess — and she may have her eyes set on one couture house. An unnamed Beverly Hills socialite alleged to The Mail on Sunday that the Duchess of Sussex is in the process of penning a deal with Dior to "re-invent" her image.The source insisted that the possible bid from her talent agency, William Morris Endeavor, is "all anyone is talking about." A spokesperson for the 41-year-old, WME and Dior didn’t immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle won’t be at Trooping the Colour – and for many royal experts, it’s better this way. On Thursday, People magazine reported that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex haven’t been invited to the annual celebration of the British monarch’s birthday.This year’s event, happening on Saturday, will mark the first time it has taken place during the reign of Harry’s father, King Charles III.

“Worldwide Privacy Tour” coming to an end were highly exaggerated, according to one royal insiders. “To Di For Daily” podcast host Kinsey Schofield has claimed that “the exploration of Harry’s past is nowhere near done” — just a day after it was reported that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would stop engaging in bombshell interviews and dropping shocking tell-all memoirs.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are "nowhere near done" speaking out about their experience within the royal family, experts told Fox News Digital. Kinsey Schofield, host of the "To Di For Daily" podcast, told Fox News Digital that Prince Harry is possibly shopping around the film rights to his memoir, "Spare." The Duke of Sussex is also interested in making a documentary about his mother, the late Princess Diana, a source told the royal commentator.

Prince Harry's already strained relationship with his father, King Charles III, could be further damaged after the Duke of Sussex's bid to pay for his own police protection was denied again in court. "Harry has already made it clear that he doesn’t feel safe in the U.K. and is building his life in California," royal commentator Shannon Felton Spence told Fox News Digital.

Meghan Markle's potential appearance at the 2023 Gracie Awards Tuesday night could keep the "(public relations) momentum" from the alleged car chase going, a royal expert told Fox News Digital. It's unclear if Markle, who was named a digital media national winner for the 49th annual awards, will make an appearance at the awards ceremony in Los Angeles.The Gracie Awards come days after the Duchess of Sussex and her husband Prince Harry claimed they were followed by paparazzi in a "relentless pursuit." The royal couple had been trying to leave the Women of Vision Awards May 16, where Markle was honored for her charitable work by the Ms.

three years after Harry took a step back from the royal family.Royal expert Christopher Andersen has claimed that Camilla, 75, has “further alienated” Harry, 38, from the Firm and his father, King Charles.“The king hates being caught in the middle, but when push comes to shove, he will always choose Camilla,” Andersen divulged to Fox News recently. According to “The King: The Life of Charles III” author, Camilla has been using “this nonsensical ‘But they’re no longer working royals‘ argument” to continue to isolate Charles, 74, from his youngest son.“I think every time the king considers handing Harry an olive branch, Camilla makes sure Charles is reminded of all the terrible things written about her in ‘Spare,’ ” he continued.The Duke of Sussex dropped his lengthy memoir in January, and he spilled the tea on the royal family and shared some wild bombshells about his relationship with them.Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, decided to remove themselves from the family in January 2020 and they subsequently moved to Montecito, Calif.Andersen believes that “things look pretty bleak as far as mending the relationship between the Sussexes and the rest of the royals.”“Charles seems to be drifting more and more in the direction of just severing those ties, and that will become easier as more and more time passes.

Queen Camilla has "further alienated" Prince Harry from the royal family, according to a royal expert. Camilla has used Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle's status as non-working royals to continue the fractured relationship between Charles and his son, Christopher Andersen, author of "The King," told Fox News Digital. "The king hates being caught in the middle, but when push comes to shove, he will always choose Camilla," Andersen said.

Barely 10 days after King Charles III was crowned in London, his daughter-in-law is receiving an award in New York City. Meghan Markle will be honored at Tuesday’s 2023 Women of Vision Awards, which celebrates "feminist changemakers" and "powerhouse grassroots leaders." The Duchess of Sussex will receive her award from Gloria Steinem, who co-founded the Ms. Foundation, which runs the awards.

No ordinary in-laws! Princess Kate joined the royal family in April 2011 after her wedding to King Charles III’s eldest son, Prince William.

King Charles is "too soft" to resolve the infamous royal rift involving Prince Harry despite the Duke of Sussex showing face at the historic coronation ceremony, according to royal experts. Harry, although alone and without wife Meghan Markle, did attend King Charles' big day — if only for a moment.

King Charles III is upset about being separated from two of his five grandchildren, a royal expert told Fox News Digital. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's two kids were missing from Charles' historic ceremony as the actress stayed behind in California.The decision was apparently made due to the coronation being the same day as Prince Archie's fourth birthday. Despite the absence of the little royal, King Charles made a toast to Archie in honor of his birthday, the Daily Mail reported.