Prince Harry’s autobiography, Spear, goes on sale January 10, but it has already caused controversy as expected. In it, according to some excerpts that have already been leaked, he reveals among other things that his brother, Prince William, physically assaulted him during an episode that took place at a family get-together in London in 2019.
According to Harry, William attacked him and their relationship Divorced after he married American actress Meghan Markle, still Duchess of Sussex.
Harry defended his wife’s honor
In the book, Harry describes the confrontation happened at his London home in 2019, after William called Meghan “difficult”, “rude” and “abrasive”, Harry told him she was “a parrot repeating the newspaper story” about Meghan.
From screaming to physical to william “He grabbed me by the neck, tore off my necklace and threw me to the ground,” As shown in a section of the book. This, says the Duke of Sussex, left him with an apparent back injury. And just like these tales, there are many others that are sure to be, too It causes more than one headache for the British royal family, starting next week.
The title of the book reflects how Harry feels
The title of Prince Harry’s book “Spear” is taken from an old adage in royal and aristocratic circles: that the first son is the heir to titles, power and wealth, and the second is thus a reserve, should something happen to the firstborn.
Harry wrote that William wanted to talk about the “continuing disaster” of their relationship and their struggles with the press. But When William arrived at Nottingham Cottage, where Harry was living at the time, it was already “very hot.”. Harry says his brother wasn’t rational, which led to the confrontation.
“It all happened so quickly. He grabbed me by the neck, tore off my collar, and threw me to the ground. I landed on the dog bowl, which crackled under my back, and the pieces cut me open.” I stood there for a moment, stunned, then stood up and told him to get out.“
Harry says William left, then came back “looking sad and apologetic”. When William left again, his brother wrote, “He turned around and said, ‘You don’t need to tell Meg about this. ‘”
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