
Harry and Meghan surprised by the way Buckingham Palace released letter on non-working royal status
Harry is reportedly working on a 'mystery project'
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Harry is reportedly working on a 'mystery project'. The couple’s representatives received a copy of the letter just one hour and 12 minutes before it was released to news outlets, the person said. The guidance is both consistent and clear,' a source told the Daily Mail.
Furthermore, The letter was 'shared' with Harry's team and then released publicly in the interests of 'transparency'. The letter, sent on behalf of King Charles III to senior government and military officials, caught the couple off guard when it was released to the media on Monday in part because they were given little time to review or comment on its contents, a person familiar with the discussions said.
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Harry is reportedly working on a 'mystery project'.
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The couple’s representatives received a copy of the letter just one hour and 12 minutes before it was released to news outlets, the person said.
according to The IndependentThe guidance is both consistent and clear,' a source told the Daily Mail.
according to Daily MailThe letter was 'shared' with Harry's team and then released publicly in the interests of 'transparency'.
according to Daily MailThe letter, sent on behalf of King Charles III to senior government and military officials, caught the couple off guard when it was released to the media on Monday in part because they were given little time to review or comment on its contents, a person familiar with the discussions said.
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