In the impending release of his memoir, "Spare," Prince Harry's disclosures about a tumultuous encounter with Prince William are causing ripples of controversy.
With just a few days until the global unveiling of the biography, the Duke of Sussex's candid accounts, now surfacing in the press, promise to be anything but inconspicuous, particularly for the British royal family.
Despite Prince Harry's apparent desire for reconciliation with his father, King Charles III, the relationship with his brother William takes center stage, with anecdotes portraying the Prince of Wales as less than amicable.
The memoir recounts a heated incident during a family meeting in 2019, where Prince Charles, critical of Meghan Markle, reportedly escalated to physically grabbing Prince Harry by the neck, breaking a necklace, and throwing him to the ground.
In an attempt to mend their strained relationship following Meghan Markle's entrance into the family, the brothers convened at Nottingham Cottage. However, according to Prince Harry, the meeting took a confrontational turn, with William arriving in a heated state.
Despite Harry's plea for assistance in resolving their differences, tensions escalated, resulting in a physical altercation during which William allegedly grabbed his brother by the neck and threw him to the ground.
Describing the rapid sequence of events, Prince Harry recounts landing in a dog's bowl, with broken pieces cutting into him. Despite attempts to defuse the situation, Prince William left in a fit of anger, only to return later with remorse and apologies. Following the conflict, Prince Charles reportedly urged Harry to keep the incident a secret from Meghan.
Buckingham Palace and Kensington have yet to issue statements on the matter, maintaining a silence also observed during the release of the Netflix documentary, "Harry & Meghan." The revelations from Prince Harry's memoir promise to cast a revealing light on the intricate dynamics within the royal family.
