It appears like Prince Harry is prepared to reconnect with his family.
In a preview for his upcoming interview with ITV 1, the Duke of Sussex expresses his desire to “bring back” his father, King Charles III, and his brother, Prince William, but his attempts appear futile.
Harry states, “They have showed zero willingness to reconcile.” “I would like my father to return. I would wish my brother to return.”
Harry believes The Firm has a different opinion of him and his wife, Meghan Markle, despite the fact that the blond prince stated he desires a “family” above a “establishment.”
“They believe that it’s better to keep us as the villains,” he explains.
The interview airs on January 8.
Prince Harry, 38, begins his publicity trip for the January 10 release of his highly anticipated biography, “Spare.” He will also have an interview with Anderson Cooper for “60 Minutes.”
The book, which follows “Harry & Meghan” on Netflix, will explore his life within and outside of the royal family.
The Duke of Sussex has begun his press tour in anticipation of the release of his autobiography, “Spare.”
Royal biographer Tom Bower, author of “Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors,” told Page Six in an exclusive interview in October that Harry’s attempts to downplay the family conflict in the book in light of the death of Queen Elizabeth II would be futile.
The interview follows Meghan Markle and Harry’s Netflix documentary series.
“Everyone is aware that the Sussexes cannot alter the book in any way,” he believes. “Can it be made more revolting? Because else, we wouldn’t have sales.”
Bower informed us that London gossip would contain a chapter on the Queen’s funeral.
He said, “And there will be more content about how they were snubbed and the rest of the vitriol against the royal family.” In this regard, I believe the delay will exacerbate the problem.
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