Grant Harrold, who served as a royal butler during the reign of King Charles III, has released his new memoir titled “The Royal Butler: My Remarkable Life in Royal Service.” The book provides an intimate glimpse into the late monarch’s life, particularly his role as a devoted father to his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry. Harrold describes the challenges of balancing the royal family’s public responsibilities with the private, emotional needs of the royal children.
Harrold’s account details the intimate moments shared between King Charles and his sons, emphasizing the father’s efforts to create a stable environment for them amid the pressures of royal life. The memoir also includes anecdotes about the royal family’s daily routines, ceremonial duties, and the behind-the-scenes work of the staff who support the monarchy. Harrold’s insights offer readers a unique perspective on the personal side of the royal family, beyond the public spectacle.
While the book primarily focuses on the personal life of King Charles, it also touches on broader themes of duty, service, and the personal sacrifices required of those in royal service. Harrold’s memoir has been well-received for its candid tone and the depth of its revelations, providing a fresh look at the inner workings of the British monarchy.