Prince Harry feel extreme pain as he is being cut out in royal documentary

Prince Harry has not treated well by his own royal family not being appear of a new royal documentary for BBC. The documentary will be telecast on Christmas.

In documentary royal family member sharing thought on Queen’s death and expressed their opinion on King Charles first year on the throne.

The documentary of ninety minutes Charles III The Coronation Year will air on BBC One on Boxing Day.

The Princes Royal who is attached to the late Queen throughout her life share opinion that monarch was worried about the logistic of dying outside of London and the struggle it could cause when it came to funeral arrangements.

The documentary summarize ceremony in May and also telecast the Archbishop of Canterbury forgetting his lines in a rehearsal.

Having a turbulent relation with his father Harry come to London from California to be at Westminster Abbey to view his dad crowned. His wife Meghan Markle and two children chose to stay at home in California.

Princess Royal Anne who is at centre stage Charles sister expressed his thoughts on her late mother death at Balmoral previous year.

Anne felt a sense of relief for the monarch after she finally passed away and rest at St George Chapel after decades on the throne.

Anne was on Queen bedside when she died. The royal had stopped over at Balmoral Castle after spending a few days on Scotland West Coast. Anne is also very happy with Queen Camilla and told she is very superb in this role with King Charles.

Prine Harry was present at Charles Coronation earlier this year however the documentary was edited to not show the Duke.