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Privacy NoticeKing Charles was all smiles this weekend as he was spotted attending a Sunday church service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk, stopping to greet fellow church-goers on his way in. The monarch, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, appeared at ease during the appearance, donning a grey suit for the occasion. His visit comes amid the news that a new royal biography is set to be released. Titled Catherine, The Princess Of Wales: The Biography and written by author Robert Jobson, the book claims to tell the ‘full story’ of how Kate Middleton became the ‘woman she is today’, and features many claims about the inner workings of the royal family.
The monarch, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, appeared at ease during the appearance, donning a grey suit for the occasion
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The new book features a number of claims, including one that Prince William reportedly “sought assurances” that Meghan Markle wouldn’t be wearing any of Princess Diana’s jewellery for her wedding to Prince Harry, amid concerns about their relationship. Rumours have been swirling for some time that William was eager for his brother, Prince Harry, to take things slow when he first started seeing former Suits actress Meghan in 2016. In his own contentious memoir, Spare Harry, he recalls significant tension with his brother during the planning of his wedding. And now, in the new release, author Robert alleges that the relationship between the two brothers deteriorated further before the 2018 wedding – with William seeking reassurances from their grandmother, the Queen, that Harry’s bride-to-be would not wear their late mother’s jewellery – despite his wife Kate possessing Diana’s stunning sapphire engagement ring.
Charles stopped to chat to onlookers on his way to the church
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The new book claims to tell the ‘whole truth’ of how Kate came to be The Princess Of Wales
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As serialised in The Mail on Sunday, the book details how tensions escalated among the royals as Harry and Meghan’s wedding approached. As Harry himself recounted in his book Spare, Meghan and Kate had an uncomfortable encounter over lip gloss several months before the wedding, and things reached a boiling point between the two women over bridesmaid dresses. The book reads: “By the time William was confirmed as best man, the relationship had worsened. I have been told that still concerned about the match, he’d sought assurances from the Queen that Harry’s bride would not be wearing any of Princess Diana’s jewellery, even though his own wife was allowed to wear it. Despite sharp digs and thin skins on both sides, the wedding at Windsor in May 2018 was a spectacular success. In public, the Royal Family were all smiles, though privately they were at daggers drawn.”Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnKate Middleton
