US EditionRoyal Family 'fully focused' on VE Day, palace aide says after Prince Harry's interview
- Prince Harry gave a detailed BBC interview days before the 80th VE Day anniversary, discussing his estrangement from the royal family and court security ruling.
- The interview followed Harry’s recent legal defeat over taxpayer-funded security, which he described as a 'good old-fashioned establishment stitch-up' and expressed fear for his family’s safety in the UK.
- Harry said his father, King Charles, refuses to speak with him partly due to security disputes, and he hopes for reconciliation despite some family members never forgiving him for his book.
- The King and other royals remain fully focused on leading the VE Day commemorations, featuring military processions and events honoring the World War Two generation’s 'selfless devotion, duty and service.'
- Palace officials hope the commemorations will proceed without distractions from recent controversies and that the royal family will unite with the nation and Commonwealth in tribute.
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Royal Family 'fully focused' on VE Day, palace aide says after Prince Harry's interview
The Royal Family are "fully focused" on this week's VE Day events and celebrating the "selfless devotion, duty and service" of the wartime generation, despite Prince Harry's shock interview.
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