Prince Harry received the shocking news as a palace insider revealed the truth behind his explosive memoir, Spare.

For the uninformed, the Duke of Sussex claimed in his explosive book to have revealed the secrets of the royal family.

However, a palace insider shared with royal author Robert Hardman that the information Harry provided was not accurate.

As reported ALL RIGHT! ReviewRobert Hardman wrote the insider’s remarks in the updated version of his book, Charles III: new king. New court.

The advisor told the royal expert: “Here is an unfortunate situation where the king’s son is suing the king’s ministers in the king’s courts. This pulls the king in three directions. »

“There is also the situation where the king’s son publishes accounts of private conversations, some of which are, shall we say, erroneous.”

An insider said: ‘The adviser shows, as an example, the section of Spare in which his account of being informed of the Queen Mother’s death was a fabrication.’

The Duke of Sussex described Queen Marry’s death, writing: “A few days later, at Eton, while I was studying, I took the call. I wish I could remember whose voice was on the other end of the line: a courtier, I think.’ »

“I remember it was just before Easter, the weather was clear and warm, the light was streaming through my window, filled with bright colors. ‘Your Royal Highness, the Queen Mother has passed away.'”

But an insider shared that Harry was with his father, King Charles, and brother Prince William, in Switzerland.

The source said: “Harry was actually in Switzerland, skiing with his father and brother, when all three heard the news.”

“So imagine the situation if the prince spoke to his father about his trial and then recounted that conversation. Or, worse yet, a conversation that wasn’t entirely accurate. There would be serious legal risks.”