Caroline Flack’s Former Publicist Slams Prince Harry’s Book

Former publicist Caroline Flack, Alex Mullenslammed Prince Harry for details of his relationship with the late TV presenter, who committed suicide in 2020.

“It’s gross for Prince Harry to reveal personal details about Caroline Flack,” APM Media’s creative director wrote via Instagram on Friday, January 7. both are deeply saddened and disgusted that they have forgotten the long-forgotten speech that must suffer in the public view of the whole world.

Mullen added, “Of course Caroline reacted to him with humor and grace but personally she was very hurt; it was just the first of many injustices that she didn’t deserve.”

In Spare’s book, which will be released on Tuesday, January 10, the Duke of Sussex, 38, recalls his brief 2009 romance with Love Island UK host. He remembers the media attacking him and insulting him as middle class.

“It wasn’t long after he papped me and Flack that the photos went viral. Within hours, a crowd was camped outside Flack’s parents’ house, and all his friends’ houses, and his grandparents’ house,” Harry recalled in Spare .” He was described in one newspaper as ‘rough’, because he used to work in a factory or something. Jesus, I thought, are we really an incurable country?”

In an Instagram post, Mullen continued: “Harry’s decision to mention all the horrible things about him to help sell a horrible book is strange.

The AlphaOmega Records director also slammed the prince for speaking out about Flack’s death, which came more than a decade after their split. “Furthermore, and perhaps worst of all, they write as if they have an idea why Carrie killed herself, reporting media reports as if they were fact. Blaming the press for what they read about it. They don’t know anything,” Mullen explained.

As Harry and his wife Meghan Markle After stepping down as senior royal, Harry received the “horrific news” in February 2020 that Flack had committed suicide. “He couldn’t take it anymore, apparently,” he wrote. “Relentless abuse at the hands of the press, year after year, eventually destroyed him.”

Mullen claims Harry doesn’t know enough to comment on the matter. “Perhaps he should consider how he and Meghan Markle may have caused the pain of Queen Elizabeth II when she lost her husband of 70 years and when she was on her way to say her last goodbye,” the former journalist said. “The royal family must immediately remove all titles.”

Before her death at the age of 40, Flack recalled her romance with Harry in her 2014 memoir. Storm in the C Cup.

“I’m not Caroline Flack, the TV presenter, I’m Caroline Flack, the rude Prince Harry,” she wrote, referring to the nickname given to her by the British press. “If the story comes out, that’s it. We need to stop looking at each other.

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