He recounts memories of his mother Princess Diana, who was killed in a car crash in 1997, and the Queen, who died last year. The book - titled after the phrase "heir and a spare" - also delves into Harry's childhood, his school, his career as a royal and the relationship he shares with his parents and brother. However, he claimed to have told his therapist first. He goes on to explain that he didn't immediately tell his wife, but did tell her of the incident after she noticed "scrapes and bruises" on his back. Harry told his therapist about the incident first When he left again, Harry said he "turned and called back: 'You don't need to tell Meg about this.'" Harry added that William urged him to hit back, before leaving and then returning "looking regretful and apologised". His comment supposedly angered William, and the alleged altercation took place after he offered him a glass of water. "Are you serious? Help me? Sorry - is that what you call this? Helping me?," Harry said. Harry writes that his brother was not being rational and they both started shouting at each other, exchanging insults, before William claimed he was trying to help. With Harry apparently willing to speak so openly about the rift, it sets fire to any suggestion of olive branches being extended and accepted around the Queen's death.
It was a bond cemented by their shared experience of losing their mother and flourished more recently with the work they were so proud of around mental health.Īll families and siblings have their disagreements, but from the leaked extract from Harry's new book this split between him and William appears to be more deep and painful than we may have thought, and ultimately unreconciled. We loved seeing them together, we all enjoyed that easy banter between them, like the moment I asked Prince William how he felt to be Prince Harry's best man, "revenge is sweet, Rhiannon, revenge is sweet," he replied in front of his brother.
They were two brothers who could not have seemed closer. Royal correspondent a few years ago it would have been unimaginable to read something like this.
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