RICHARD FITZWILLIAMS: Also, remember, Harry
has threatened another book--
you know, 800 pages--
so that's almost-- it's a threat.
[SWOOSH]
CHRISTINA GARIBALDI: How do you think
William will feel if Harry and Meghan attend the coronation?
Because, yes, Harry does go after his father in the book,
but not as much as William, and I think a lot of people
are probably taken aback by that.
So do you think that, you know, William
has stronger feelings for Harry maybe
not attending the coronation?
RICHARD FITZWILLIAMS: Well, there's the rumors that he has.
I mean, there's no doubt he feels very strongly.
Charles is a symbol of national unity,
of course, as the monarch and the invitation comes from him.
So far as William's concerned, I mean, it's a terribly deep rift
and I don't see it being mended.
And I think, also, remember, Harry's
threatened another book--
you know, 800 pages--
so that's almost-- it's a threat.
So you can't ignore things like that.
It's awful.
CHRISTINA GARIBALDI: Right.
Do you think the Royal family is fully expecting them to attend?
And what kind of message does it send if they don't?
It almost seems like a lose-lose situation, because if they do
attend I feel like that's what the story is going to be about.
If they don't attend it's still what
the story is going to be about.
RICHARD FITZWILLIAMS: I don't know--
I have to say that I think a lot of, going up to it, the run up,
I think that will be, you know, a very significant story.
There's no doubt about that.
And I would say that when you get the event,
I think Harry and Meghan will be very subsumed into it
and I don't think they will dominate it at all.
Quite the contrary.
Just as they didn't, either the Platinum Jubilee or, obviously,
the Queen's funeral, no, no.
I don't agree that that will be so.
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