Nick Ferrari urged viewers to “spare a thought” for King Charles
A regular This Morning contributor has urged Brits to “spare a thought” for King Charles ahead of the release of the late Virginia Giuffre’s new book.
The posthumous autobiography is said to include explosive claims against Prince Andrew, with it reportedly alleging the royal felt “entitled” and believed that sleeping with Virginia was his “birthright.”
Virginia, who was a victim of the sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, tragically died at the age of 41 in April, however, her book is expected to be published later this month.
In the book it is said to detail the three occasions when she was allegedly trafficked to have sex with Prince Andrew.
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Nick Ferrari, a regular on This Morning, has now spoken of the new release: “I read a lot of this morning and I won’t share some of it with your viewers because it’s highly inappropriate.
“What actually happened between the two is only known to two people and one of them sadly is now dead, so it’s only known one person.
“But I want to take this conversation in a slightly different way and I want to take it to the King.
“The book is scheduled to publication next week, already some excerpts have been seen, and it will plunge the crown in crisis yet again.”
He added that King Charles has been “battling a fairly serious health condition” and has other worries within his family, the Mirror reported.
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“He’s got the issues with his younger son Prince Harry and we wish that a successful conclusion but there does seem to be a war of words.
“We see there were certain allegations made overnight by his daughter-in-law Meghan Markle. No one knows the veracity of that, whether they were frozen out.
“Every single negative headline is King Charles – who you would hope his family would be there to support him.
“Spare a thought for this man. He’s tuned into public opinion.”
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