Prince Harry has published his own memoir called Spare, the book contains shocking statements and accusations against members of the royal family.
There is such a tradition in the British royal family – publish outrageous memoirs. Now Prince Harry decided to earn extra money for the royal life. The Prince’s autobiography, written by professional memoirist Möhringer, was written in a very personal way, and touched all of Harry’s immediate family, that is, all members of the royal family, according to the editors of the Guardian , who owns the book .
It is not yet clear whether it contains any shocking revelations about the late Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh Philip. In the fragments of the book retold by the Guardian, the prince does not mention his grandparents. The memoir will be released in English on January 10th.
mother’s death
Prince Harry has described how his eternal grief for his dead mother, Princess Diana, led him to a woman who claimed to have the gift of otherworldly contact.
“Your mother says you’re living a life she herself couldn’t live. You’re living the life she wants for you,” the witch allegedly told her.
Princess Diana died in Paris in 1997 when Harry was 12 years old. In the book, Harry talks only briefly about a conversation he had with his late mother, the Guardian wrote.
In his memoir, Harry recalled how his father approached him to break the tragic news of Diana’s death in a car accident – and didn’t hug him at the time.
However, the prince wrote, even under normal circumstances, his father “never knew how to show his feelings.”
Harry said he and his brother begged his father not to marry Camille – at the time Parker-Bowles, now queen consort of Charles III – and met her separately for a talk before the wedding.
According to Harry, he was afraid that Camille would be a bad stepmother for him and his brother, but deep inside, he and William were ready to forgive everything if his father was happy with him.
When exactly Harry’s conversation with Camilla, who was not yet married to his father, took place is unclear from the published excerpts, so we don’t know how old the prince was at the time. The wedding of Prince Charles – and now King Charles III – took place in 2005.
Fight with brother
Harry said that during one of his fights with his brother over his wife Megan, he grabbed her by the collar, cut the cord around her neck, and threw her to the floor. It happened at Harry’s residence in London, that is, William visited him, therefore, getting up, Gary refused to return to his brother (which he actively provoked) and ordered him out.
According to Harry, the conflict began because of the epithets that William allowed himself to use about his wife Meghan Markle. In particular, he allegedly called her “difficult” (“difficult”, “inconvenient”), “rude” (“rude”, “disrespectful”, “disrespectful”) and “hurtful” (“unpleasant” , “Annoying” ).
The standoff escalated, Harry wrote, as William “mindlessly repeated the press stories” over and over. And then it allegedly came to the attack.
This is how Harry described the events: “He put down a glass of water, called me again, and then rushed over. It all happened very quickly. Very quickly. He grabbed my collar, tore the cord around my neck, and threw me. on the floor.”
“I fell back into the dog bowl, which cracked as a result, piercing me with fragments of it,” Harry continued. “I lay there for a moment, completely dumbfounded (from what had happened), then I stood up and told him to come out.”
first intercourse
Harry admitted that he had his first sexual experience at the age of 17.
It happened in a field behind a pub with a woman much older than him.
His partner treated him “like a young stallion,” Harry wrote, and his first sexual experience was deeply embarrassing for him.
drugs
Harry said he was offered to snort cocaine when, aged 17, he was visiting friends. The prince admitted that he used drugs several times, although, according to him, it did not give him pleasure.
“It was not very happy and did not give me much happiness, as it happened to others. But I felt that I was a different person, and this was my main goal. I was a 17-year-old boy, ready to try anything that would change the pre-set order,” said the prince.
He also recounted how, during his years at Eton, he would smoke marijuana in the campus bathroom while his police bodyguards guarded the building outside.
Source: korrespondent
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