Trump to Publish Private Correspondence with Royal Family Without Consent

Donald Trump will publish a book containing private letters from Princess Diana and King Charles III, including a letter from 1995 in which Charles thanks Trump for offering him honorary Mar-a-Lago membership and expresses interest in visiting.
Trump's book "Letters to Trump" also includes a note from Diana thanking him for flowers and retails for $99, containing correspondence with controversial leaders and celebrities.
Trump's history of criticizing Kate Middleton and relationship with the royal family may make the publication of the letters unwelcome.
King Charles' letter was written in 1995, before Diana's death, and will be published without his permission, according to reports.
The book contains letters from former US presidents, foreign leaders like Vladimir Putin, and celebrities in addition to the royal correspondence.