King Charles will make his first public appearance since the publication of Prince Harry’s memoir

A grinning Prince William shook off his brother’s barbs as he left Windsor with Kate today.

The Prince of Wales shared a laugh with his wife and looked relaxed as the couple got back to business as Prince Harry’s PR blitz promoting his memoir appeared to be over.

William has been at the center of attacks from his younger siblings, who even in Spare claimed the heir apparent attacked him and threw him to the ground in a blazing row by the collar as William called Meghan “difficult”, “rude”. and “abrasive”.

And in Harry’s interviews with US and UK broadcasters, he continued to pound his older brother for his role in Megxit, which reportedly got William boiling.

But he showed no sign of that anger as he chatted happily with the Princess of Wales as they exited the grounds of Windsor Castle.

And around the same time, King Charles made his first public engagement since the release of Prince Harry’s bombastic memoir, which exposed the extent of the rift in the royal family. Charles is in Aberdeenshire this morning to visit a food bank and local charities after being barbed for more than a week by his son during a PR blitz for his new book.

A grinning Prince William shook off his brother’s barbs as he left Windsor with his Kate today.

The Princess of Wales was also seen chatting happily this morning as they went out

Britain’s King Charles visits the Aboyne and Mid Deeside Community Shed on his first engagement since the book was published

The monarch’s visit to Scotland marks his first public engagement since Harry’s controversial autobiography, Spare, the fastest-selling non-fiction book in history, went on sale on Tuesday.

The Duke of Sussex’s words have made headlines for days amid allegations that he was assaulted by his brother, the Prince of Wales, killed 25 Taliban members during the Afghan war and took illegal drugs.

During the King’s Scottish engagement he was greeted by Lord Lieutenant Sandy Manson before being given a tour of the ground floor of the Aboyne and Mid-Deeside Community Shed.

During his visit to the Aboyne Men’s Shed workshop home, Charles saw craft skills in action, including wood and stone carving, and met the men who gather there weekly.

He is also expected to meet representatives from other charities and volunteer groups including Inverurie-based Aberdeenshire North Foodbank, Gordon Rural Action and Young at Heart Deeside.

Voted one of the greatest books of the year by industry experts, Spare is a slew of revelations about royal life.

According to the publisher, the English-language edition of Spare sold more than 1.4 million copies across all formats and editions in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom as of January 10, when it first hit bookstore shelves.

Speaking of the record sales, Gina Centrello, President and Publisher of Random House Group said, “While many socialite books can certainly be categorized as ‘celebrity memoirs,’ Spare isn’t.

“Vulnerable and genuine, brave and intimate, Spare is the story of someone we thought we already knew, but now we can truly understand Prince Harry through his own words.

“In light of these exceptional first day sales, readers clearly agree: Spare is a book that wants to be read and we are proud to publish this book.”

Charles will travel to Aberdeenshire this morning to visit a food bank and local charities after more than a week of being barbed by his son during a PR blitz for his new book (pictured on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday ).

According to the publisher, the English-language edition of Spare sold more than 1.4 million copies across all formats and editions in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom as of January 10, when it first hit bookstore shelves

It was reported overnight that Harry will not be welcome at his father’s coronation in May given the criticism leveled at his family in his new book.

Senior royals have resisted spending time with him at the historic event if their conversations “land in the paperback edition of his memoir,” The Sun reported.

It’s unclear if Charles will invite his younger son to the coronation or if Prince Harry would agree.

The Duke of Sussex launched an attempted charm offensive this week, appearing on US talkback shows poking fun at royal protocol to promote his best-selling memoir Spare.

But he has evaded whether he will attend his father’s coronation. In the Spare blitz, the Duke of Sussex told Tom Bradby that “a lot can happen before then” when asked if he’ll see his father’s coronation in May.

A source claimed this week: “The family expects Harry and Meghan to find a reason not to be there.”