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Cliff notes, in case you want the fast track tl;dr version:
Siblings fight. In-laws get catty with one another. Parents disapprove. The end. >

Father probably killed mother. Royalty stuff for sure. >

Yes, because people always die in car crashes. Foolproof assassination!
Indirectly he absolutely did. He treated her like shit and that spiralled the whole situation. But directly he did fuck all. He wanted to bang a woman married to someone else that was sucking up to him, just like is uncle did. >

> Yes, because people always die in car crashes. Foolproof assassination! >

Ah, life imitating art. >

It’s the fastest-selling non-fiction book ever IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. Seems like an important distinction to make in a sub called r/WORLDnews. >

As stated by the publicists >

Safe to assume Harry's no longer invited to family gatherings. I'm sure we'll hear about it when he inevitably writes his sequel. >

They’re gonna milk this crap for 30 years. >

He tells all the Harry details .