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The BBC’s coverage of Queen Elizabeth’s platinum anniversary in the UK next year could be fueled by the controversy surrounding the documentary series entitled The Company’s Royal Family. be hindered The princes and the press, because of the feuding Prince William and Harry. Prince William has already banned the broadcaster from showing a Christmas charity event organized by his wife Kate at Westminster Abbey. The princes and the press, a documentary by Amol Rajan, explores Prince William and Prince Harry’s relationship with the press. The Royals, on the other hand, criticized the show for giving credence to exaggerated and untrue claims that unflattering stories about the Duchess of Sussex had leaked from courtiers and that there was rivalry between the separate households of Prince William and Prince Harry.
With the second part of The princes and the press airs on BBC2 tomorrow night and fears it might focus even more on the schism between William and Harry if the boycott is extended, Daily mail reported. According to palace sources, the claims are categorically wrong. The second chapter is expected to focus on the split between the two brothers as well as Sussex’s decision to leave Britain entirely. “There is an expectation that this program will be worse than the first. There are already plans for media coverage around the anniversary, but it’s not all nailed down yet. Depending on the content of the program, there could be a collaboration withdrawal if it does comes to interviews or other projects with the BBC, “said a source of the media agency.
Royal Family documentary entitled “Tittle Tattle”
According to other reports, William will seriously consider future projects with the BBC, and senior royals may avoid the station after the documentary is branded Tittle Tattle and insulted the queen. While the duke will determine the reaction to what turns out to be, there is perfect unity between all three royal households, a source said Daily mail. There was no way to get rolling papers in between. There is an important issue of integrity, the source added.
Britain and the Commonwealth will celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s platinum anniversary, which will be her 70th year as monarch in 2022, with celebrations, parades and bonfires. Buckingham Palace has already announced a number of lavish activities for the royal family and the public over a four-day bank holiday weekend in June 2022. Details of the historic event were announced in June, a year ahead of schedule, and in front of the Queen recently, several appointments were canceled due to illness.
