Amidst the storm of Prince Harry's autobiographical revelations in "Spare," another royal-adjacent voice is preparing to share a perspective. Gary Goldsmith, the uncle of the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, is gearing up to launch his own tell-all, promising a fresh lens on the simmering family saga.
An insider has shared that while Goldsmith initially intended to focus on his personal journey and entrepreneurial ascent, the narrative might now extend into the depths of private royal family matters. "Gary has been engaging the press lately, resonating with many, especially in his critiques of Harry and Meghan," stated the source. The pivot from a self-centered storyline to one that touches upon royal dynamics is seemingly driven by an intent to "provide a Middleton voice to balance the narrative."
Goldsmith's move comes after the Duke of Sussex's portrayal of the royals, especially the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, raised eyebrows globally. Harry's revelations about physical confrontations with his brother and Meghan Markle's admissions about her experiences, including a purported incident that made her "cry" prior to her 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey, have set the stage.
"Prince William is still reeling from the autobiography's portrayal," royal expert Katie Nicholl shared. "The undertones of betrayal are palpable. It's undeniable that the Duchess, too, has been affected by the anecdotes that did not present her favorably."
Goldsmith's endeavor is anticipated with a mix of curiosity and anxiety. "The Sussexes are unlikely to appreciate a counter from the Middleton family. The impending book release is surely causing a stir," revealed the source.
Notably, Goldsmith's story has evolved. His initial promises in 2013 to remain tight-lipped about potentially sensitive family details seem to have been reconsidered. Although expected to shed light on the dynamics at play, insiders suggest he will tread cautiously, likely seeking the counsel of the Middleton family prior to publication.
While the royals, particularly the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, have opted for restraint and dignity in the face of "Spare," Goldsmith's narrative might offer a new avenue for royal enthusiasts to explore the layers of this intricate tale.
