Britain’s Prince Harry and his brother, Crown Prince William, have begged their father, Prince Charles, not to marry Camilla, who is now queen consort, the British king’s second son revealed in his long-awaited memoir, which he hit the market in Spain days before the prime minister’s official, reports the foreign press.
The autobiography “Spare” comes out on January 10, but Britain’s “Guardian” published excerpts early, and Reuters and other media were able to buy the Spanish-language edition on Thursday. Details of the content have become public, and Britain’s ITV aired a clip of an upcoming interview with Prince Harry, in which he says he cannot commit to attending his father’s coronation in May and defends his decision to speak out. family relationships publicly.
Prince Harry’s book reveals his internal struggle to come to terms with the death of his mother Princess Diana, his experiences during his military service when he killed 25 Taliban in Afghanistan, and his conflicts with the media.
His most striking revelations concern relationships within the royal family, matters that have been hanging over the aristocratic family since he and his wife, Meghan, retired from their duties as senior members of the court in 2020 and relocated to California. in the United States, looking for a new life.
As is customary for Buckingham Palace, spokesmen for Charles III and Prince William declined to comment.
In the pages, Prince Harry said his brother William called Meghan ‘difficult’, ‘rude’ and ‘annoying’ before pushing and beating him in 2019 at his then London home. Having landed his blow, he dares him to fight back, but Harry refuses, asking him to leave his house. William later returns, “looking sorry and sorry,” asking Harry not to tell Meghan what happened.
William and Harry were very close after their mother died in a car accident in Paris in 1997. The brothers have been estranged since Harry married American former actress Meghan in 2018.
In the publication, the Duke of Sussex describes his first meeting with Camilla, who his mother Diana blames for the breakdown of his marriage. He writes that he and her brother approved of Camilla, but asked her father not to marry her.
Since stepping back from their royal family commitments, the aristocrat and former actress has been highly critical of the Windsor family and the British monarchy, and has even made accusations of racism, which have been denied by Prince William. “I don’t know how you expect things to get better if you shut up,” Harry said in the clip, which aired on ITV.
The title of his autobiographical book comes from a phrase in British aristocratic circles about the need for an heir and the “reserve” for the title. Harry says his father Charles told his mother Diana the day he was born: “Great! You’ve already given me an heir and a reserve – my job is done.”
It is not yet clear how his revelations will affect society. A YouGov poll this week found that 65% of respondents were “not at all interested” in his book, and another poll found that respondents felt more sympathy for William and Kate than Harry and Meghan.
King Charles III is still hoping to reconcile with his son, unnamed sources told British tabloids this week.
Excerpts published by the Guardian said the King stood among his sons in an awkward meeting at Windsor Castle following the funeral of their grandfather Prince Philip in April 2021. ‘Please boys don’t ruin my last years’ , he said. .
In his memoirs, Harry reveals that he first tried cocaine in the summer of 2002 and then took the drug several more times because he wanted to “feel different” and “feel something,” BTA reports.
In a previous interview, he had admitted that he had abused alcohol and drugs for many years in an attempt to appease the pain of losing his mother. In 2002, British media reported that the then 16-year-old prince was attending a drug addiction treatment clinic after admitting to his father that he was using alcohol and marijuana.
The young son of King Charles III has revealed that he killed 25 Taliban in Afghanistan, which he sees as “chess pieces”. He says it was important for him to learn not to be afraid of it and that he feels neither satisfaction nor embarrassment about it.
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After Lady Di’s death in an accident in Paris in 1997, Harry and his brother William dismissed as “simplistic and preposterous” the coroners’ conclusions that the drunk limousine driver was the sole cause of the accident. But the decision-makers dissuaded them from asking for the investigation to be reopened.
In 2007, when she was in Paris, she asked her chauffeur to take the same route and at the same speed as the car in which her mother died. “They said I wanted to close this page, but I didn’t,” she wrote.
The British prince also revealed that he sought the help of a woman who was a medium and who helped him make contact with his late mother. “I felt the energy around her,” Harry reveals, and says the woman told him her mother was with him. She explained that Princess Diana was telling her that Harry was “living the life she couldn’t have” and that she was living the way she wanted her to live.
According to an article in the New York Post, Harry recalled that one of his father’s “best pranks in his repertoire” was asking if anyone knew if he really was the Prince of Wales and if he really was his father.
“She laughed and laughed, although it wasn’t funny given the rumor going around at the time that my real father was one of Mum’s former lovers, Major James Hewitt,” recalled the Duke of Sussex. According to him, one of the reasons for this rumor was his red hair, and the other was manifestations of “sadism”.
According to The Sun, Harry claims in the memoir that his brother William and his wife Kate convinced him in his twenties to dress up in a Nazi uniform for a party, which caused a major scandal. According to Sky News, the prince also recalled the “humiliating episode” in which he lost his virginity to an “older woman” who loved horses and treated him like a “young stallion”.
The famous American journalist and writer, Pulitzer Prize winner John Joseph Moringer helped with the prince’s memoirs.
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