Prince Harry’s book details royal family abuse, drugs and scandals

The first excerpts from Prince Harry’s memoir, ‘O Que Sobra’ (Spare), have surfaced and are already causing controversy. There are allegations of assault by Prince William, King Charles jokes about doubts about the paternity of children, use of cocaine, deaths, Nazism and many other scandalous revelations.

William’s aggression against his brother would have occurred during an argument over Meghan Markle. According to The Guardian, which obtained a copy of the book ahead of its release, the altercation took place in 2019 at Harry’s London home. At the time, William came out to discuss their relationship and described Markle as “difficult, rude” and “abrasive.”

Harry claims he doesn’t want to talk about his wife, but the confrontation escalated to the point where his brother pushed him to the ground, causing visible injuries to his back. “I fell into the dog bowl, and it cracked on my back. Pieces cut me. I stood there for a moment, dazed, then got up and told him to get out.”

Harry claims that, during the altercation, William urged him to fight back, but he refused. He said he told Meghan later after seeing the “scratches and bruises” on her back, but she was “not that surprised and not that angry.”

In another leaked book excerpt, the prince admits to using drugs as a teenager. “Of course I was using cocaine at the time [quando tinha 17 anos]. At one person’s home, during a hunting weekend, I was offered some and have consumed others since. It wasn’t a lot of fun and I didn’t feel particularly happy, like some people seemed to, but it made me feel different, and that was my main goal. To feel. be different.”

Another bombshell revelation was that Harry killed 25 people while serving in Afghanistan. “That number doesn’t fill me with satisfaction, but it doesn’t embarrass me either,” he said, explaining that it was about “killing the bad guys before they kill the good guys.”

However, if he hasn’t regretted the deaths, other choices have caused him shame. He says that in 2005 he wore a Nazi uniform to a costume party. According to Harry, this was “one of the biggest mistakes of his life”. He says he had two options to use at the party: a pilot suit and a Nazi soldier suit. “I called William and Kate, asked what they thought. Nazi uniform, they said,” wrote Harry, who later said the pair laughed at the choice of him.

The prince also reported on an affair that took place between William and Meghan. According to Harry, in preparation for the wedding, Meghan had told Kate she must have “baby brain,” a confusion caused by hormonal changes after giving birth. Kate took offense at the comment. Meghan apologized, explaining that this was how she told her friends about her. To this, William “pointed his finger” at Meghan and said, “That’s rude, Meghan. These things aren’t talked about here,” and Meghan is said to have replied, “If you don’t mind, keep your finger off mine.” face”.

But it wasn’t just William that Harry had problems with. He also described his troubled relationship with his father, now King Charles. On the occasion of Princess Diana’s death, he said that his father “offered no physical comfort”. Instead, he would simply say, “My dear son, Mommy was in a car accident.”

After his mother’s death, Harry said he tried to reach her through a “woman of power” who passed him a message from her dead mother: “You are living the life she [Diana] could not live. You’re living the life he wanted for you.”

Another problematic point in the relationship with the father concerns his sense of humor. Harry reveals that his father was very fond of making paternity jokes about him. “He liked to tell stories, and this was one of the best in his repertoire. It always ended with a philosophical burst … ‘I wonder if I really am the Prince of Wales? I wonder if I really am his real father?’ He laughed and laughed, although it was an incredibly flat joke given the rumor circulating at the time that my real father was one of my mother’s ex-lovers: Major James Hewitt One cause of that rumor was Major’s red hair . Hewitt, but another cause was sadism,” he wrote.

Paternity rumors circulated in the tabloids during the prince’s youth, which only made the jokes crueler. “Maybe them [os leitores dos tabloides] feel better about their lives if a young prince’s life was ridiculous. It doesn’t matter that my mother only knew Major Hewitt long after I was born,” she said.

Harry’s book will be released on January 10, just weeks after the premiere of the ‘Harry & Meghan’ documentary series, in which the prince accused his brother of spreading news about him and his wife in the press.

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