• The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’ six-part documentary series.
• Harry & Meghan, didn’t get an official response from Palace.
• Spare, the highly-anticipated book by the Duke of Cambridge.

King Charles III has been told to punish Meghan Markle and Prince Harry for going too far.

Katie Nicholl, a royal biographer, told the royal family that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should stop making accusations and making attacks.

Nicholl has praised the fact that the Sussexes’ six-part documentary series, Harry & Meghan, didn’t get an official response from Buckingham Palace.

But the royal expert said she is not “ruling out” the chance that the Palace will say something after the Duke’s autobiography comes out.

“I don’t think the Royal Family are terrified by anything, least of all of what is going to come next in Harry’s autobiography. But concerned, apprehensive? Yes. Ready to respond? Quite possibly. Wearied by all of this? Absolutely,” MS Nicoll told the magazine.

The royal expert added: “Whilst I think in this instance the Palace’s lack of response is the right thing, there needs to be a shot across the bow from the palace to Harry and Meghan that this is not going to be tolerated and this has to stop.

We know there is going to be an autobiography and I wonder if we will hear from the Palace after the publication of the autobiography. I wouldn’t rule it out.”

People think that Britain’s new King has decided to stop those who say bad things about the Firm. It is said that Charles won’t stop his staff and the palace from getting back at Meghan and Harry if they attack again.

Spare, the highly-anticipated book by the Duke, will come out on January 10, and it is said that it may not have anything good to say about King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla.

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