"No complaining, no explaining" has been the mantra of the Royal Family for as long as most of us can remember and is deeply ingrained as part of the palace lexicon. The Daily Mail reports that Prince William, in his upcoming Netflix documentary on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (titled simply "Harry & Meghan" but potentially very complicated for the royal family), "wildly insists He reportedly intends to "push back.

According to palace sources, William is ready to challenge and respond to Harry and Meghan's claims. Citing a report in the Sunday Express, the magazine reported that William "will no longer stand idly by as they make dubious claims about the royal family. The royal court "is reportedly prepared to respond quickly to any inaccurate claims."

"The prince and princess team will decide what to do after they see what's in the Netflix series," says the source, but "the direction is clear." [For example, after the March 2021 Oprah interview, the palace took two days to issue a statement. According to a royal source, the documentary, to be directed by Liz Garbus, will likely be "more Oprah crying."

Prince Charles and Queen Camilla have also stated that they are "not worried, but tired" of Harry and Meghan's behavior, emphasizing the word "tired."

"They are very tired," a palace source reiterated, while another source added, "Usually when a member of the royal family makes a high-profile trip abroad, no one else in the home country tries to interrupt the message of that trip."

Shortly after the documentary's release this week, and right behind it, Harry's memoir, Spare, will be published on January 10.