Prince Harry's most controversial royal plan could still become reality, author says
One royal author believes Prince Harry's controversial "half-in, half-out" proposal may still have a future within the monarchy.Simon Vigar, author of "The Four Wives of Windsor," told Fox News Digital that while Buckingham Palace quickly rejected the proposal in 2020, he believes a similar model is ultimately inevitable."Harry did think that there was a hybrid version that they could do," said Vigar. "And I think in years to come, there will be a hybrid version.
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One royal author believes Prince Harry's controversial "half-in, half-out" proposal may still have a future within the monarchy.Simon Vigar, author of "The Four Wives of Windsor," told Fox News Digital that while Buckingham Palace quickly rejected the proposal in 2020, he believes a similar model is ultimately inevitable."Harry did think that there was a hybrid version that they could do," said Vigar. "And I think in years to come, there will be a hybrid version. There has to be a hybrid version of this where people don't get accused of cashing in but can support their cousins or their brother or whatever."PRINCE HARRY LONGS FOR HIS OLD ROYAL LIFE AS AMERICA ISN'T WHAT HE EXPECTED, EXPERTS SAY"[The Sussexes] thought they could have a hybrid role of having a business life and a private life, while also spending a few months in the U.K. supporting the queen," he shared.
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- One royal author believes Prince Harry's controversial "half-in, half-out" proposal may still have a future within the monarchy.Simon Vigar, author of "The Four Wives of Windsor," told Fox News Digital that while Buckingham Palace quickly rejected the proposal in 2020, he believes a similar model is ultimately inevitable."Harry did think that there was a hybrid version that they could do," said Vigar. "And I think in years to come, there will be a hybrid version.
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