We talk about nothing but Substitute, minorPrince Harry’s book of memories in which he talks about his difficult relationship with the royal family. Now it’s come too long-awaited first interview with journalist Tom Bradbyon the air ITV Sunday evening when the prince commented on some excerpts from a book released prior to publication on 10 January. This time compared to a Netflix documentary Harry and Megan in revelationsthere are many accusations and controversial episodes.
Prince first explained his reasons for choosing to publish the biography. “For 38 years, my story has been told by so many different people, with deliberate effects and distortions,” Harry said, “it felt like it was time to take responsibility for my story and be able to tell it myself.” “I don’t think if I was still part of the institution I would have that opportunity,” he added. He also responded to those who see the book as a deliberate attack on his family (see account of violent quarrel with William). “I love my dad. I love my brother. I love my family. I always will,” she said.Nothing I have done in this book, or anywhere else, was ever meant to harm or hurt them.. But the truth is something I have to rely on.”
Harry then talked about how his father broke the news of Diana’s death to him by tracing a passage from a released book. He talked about how Charles never hugged him at that moment, about his doubts about the circumstances of the death, and about how the Queen’s funeral years later reminded him and William of their mother. He also addressed the speech racist stereotypes in the royal family: He said there were so many prejudices against Meghan that they were never overcome (not even by William and Kate), but he didn’t want to reveal who made the famous comments about Archie’s skin that he and Meghan spoke about in an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
“I think there are probably a lot of people who, after watching the documentary and reading the book, will say:How could you forgive your family after what they did to you?? Harry added to the reporter, “People have already asked me about this. And I said that forgiveness is 100% possible because I want my father back. I would like my brother back. I don’t recognize them at the moment, and they probably won’t recognize me.” “I am sitting here in front of you now, asking for a family,” the prince called out, “not an institution. I want a family. And I understand how difficult it can be for them to be able to separate them, but for me, after all I’ve seen and experienced over the years, there must be a separation.”
Source: Elle