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Speculating on what the Netflix hit could include, royal expert Kate Nicholl joined Piers Morgan on his TalkTV show Uncensored. She explained the fifth season of The Crown could be “too close to the bone” for the new King so soon after his mother, Queen Elizabeth’s death.
Piers began: “If, as is rumoured, Harry targets Camilla, who is now the Queen Consort and blames her for the break-up of their parent’s marriage and regurgitating all that sort of thing it could be very damaging.
“Especially with the new series of The Crown coming up with every lurid detail.”
Kate agreed: “Well, interestingly, the last series Camilla watched, with a large glass of red wine.
“I think Charles gave up after a couple of episodes because it was getting a bit too close to the bone.”
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The expert continued: “Well this new series is very close to the bone and for the King who wants to shed those 90s, it’s going to be very hard.”
It comes after the trailer for The Crown season five was released on Monday.
In the trailer, the relationship of Diana and King Charles is under the microscope with close-ups of the pair in a TV studio, about to sit down for separate interviews following their separation.
The climax of the clip hears a news report from the time dramatically stating: “This is becoming all out war,” before the release date appears on screen.
“He was like ‘Philip I have to ask, have you watched The Crown?’ and he said, ‘Don’t be ridiculous.'”
Buckingham Palace has sought to protect the King’s reputation ahead of the new series too.
A source told the Telegraph: “You will see the King and the Queen Consort on state business in the UK and abroad and people will have more of an opportunity to compare the real people with the fiction they see in The Crown.
“In the past they didn’t get so much coverage, so in that sense it was harder for people to be able to compare and contrast the drama with the reality.”
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