The Windsors. Truth and Fiction About the Life of the Royal Family

"Never again" — this phrase became a mantra for Queen Elizabeth II after Diana's death. The incredible popularity of the princess became a problem for the British monarchy, as her vibrant personality overshadowed other members of the royal family — so much so that the very existence of the monarchy in the UK was called into question. This was not supposed to happen again.
Former editor-in-chief of Tatler, Vanity Fair, and The New Yorker, author of the bestseller "Diana," in her new book tells how the British monarchy is trying to survive in the 21st century. While working on it, Tina Brown spoke with 120 respondents who personally know members of the royal family and those close to the court. Her characters include Camilla, Charles, Philip, Margaret, Andrew, and the new generation — William, Harry, Kate, Meghan with their families, prime ministers, courtiers, PR kings, and humble hangers-on, lovers and rivals. Her plot involves intrigue behind palace walls, battles for influence in the silence of offices, scandals on tabloid pages, shocking revelations, and unique details that help to understand the true face of the British monarchy.