What has happened so far
In an interview broadcast on British broadcaster ITV, Harry continues to talk about his situation. The interview accompanies the publication of his memoirs “Spare” (German: “Reserve”), which should be in bookstores from Tuesday (January 10). In Spain they happened to be available for a short time in some bookshops on Thursday. Since then, British media have reported spicy details from the book.
Harry makes the most serious accusations in the book against his brother Prince William (40), who would have thrown him to the ground during an argument and injured him. According to Harry, the brothers, once considered inseparable, have long faced each other in bitter competition. He describes William in the book as a “beloved brother” and at the same time “the greatest opponent”.
Done with review, here are the latest statements and information about Harry and his book:
Harry criticizes the royal family for its silence
“The silence is deafening,” says Harry in an ITV interview about the behavior of the British royal family and his family in relation to the current developments surrounding his book and the chaotic situation. After multiple accusations from Harry and his wife Meghan (41), the palace had not commented publicly when asked.
Harry: William has expressed doubts about marrying Meghan
According to his brother, William would have expressed doubts about his relationship with his current wife Meghan. William did not advise against the marriage, but “he expressed his doubts very early on,” says Harry (38) in the ITV interview. His brother warned him that it could be “very difficult” for him. “Maybe he was anticipating the reaction of the British tabloids.”
Harry criticizes his family’s dealings with the media
Harry continues to criticize his family’s strategy of putting stories and stories in the British tabloid media. If “royal insider sources” were quoted, this information would come from the palace. Correspondents would be fed and not question the story. “The way the British press is behaving at the moment is causing great damage to Britain,” said Harry.
Harry weakens accusation of racism
Although he is harsh in his book and in the interviews, the prince softens previous allegations: in an earlier interview with American talk show host Oprah Winfrey, he and Meghan did not accuse racism, despite reports from the royal family to the contrary, he emphasizes. . For him, there is an important difference between racism and an “unconscious bias”, which he had previously found in himself and which is common in royal circles. If you are made aware of this, you are responsible for changing this attitude, which he did himself.
Harry renews hope for a reconciliation
Despite his harsh criticism, the prince hopes for reconciliation with his family and renews his offer to talk in an interview: “I want my father back. I want my brother back. I don’t recognize her now,” says Harry. In the same way, the two probably wouldn’t recognize him right now either. “But forgiveness is 100 percent a possibility,” he insists. “I really believe and I hope that a reconciliation between us and my family can have an impact on the whole world.” Maybe that’s naive, but he believes in it.
In between, Harry almost appears to burst into tears in the interview recorded by ITV in California. He verbally laments the lack of support from his family and how the fronts have hardened. “I’m here asking for a family,” says Harry. “Not an institution, a family.” (con/sda/dpa)
Soource :Watson
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