Royal commentator and biographer Angela Levine says it was “brilliant” of Queen Consort Camilla’s son to defend his mother over Prince Harry’s comments in ‘Spare’.
“I thought it was brilliant of him actually,” Ms Levine told Sky News host Paul Murray.
“I thought that was a very nice way of telling Harry that he didn’t know what he was talking about.”
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