Buckingham Palace voiced support after Prince Harry’s ‘car crash’

A lot of support has made its way to Buckingham Palace following what one is calling Prince Harry’s ‘car crash’.

Royal biographer Hugo Vickers is the man in question and he showed his support for the Royal Family with Page Six.

“I have total sympathy with the royal family,” he began by saying.

“Harry is quite like this mother [the late Princess Diana]. One day, when I was at Buckingham Palace, I was shown the letter that Prince Phillip wrote to Diana in which he said, ‘Every time Charles talks to you, it’s in the Daily Mail the next day’.”

And according to Mr Vickers, “The same thing is happening now. Charles is, of course, right not to trust him. Harry is hopeless in that respect.”

At the end of the day “He shouldn’t have given that interview,” he said near the end, but made clear that “none of the royal family should ever give interviews,” either because “it’s always a car crash.”

For those unversed with the issue, it all relates to the interview Prince Harry recently gave the BBC, where comments about King Charles not living long, and offering no support during his case was shared.