Harry interrupted his memories, fearing that Charles and William would never ‘forgive’ him.

Prince Harry has removed many passages from his memoirs out of fear that his father Charles III and brother William will never “forgive” him for certain embarrassing revelations, he said in an interview with the Telegraph published on Friday.

“The first project (of the book) was different. It was 800 pages, and now it’s only 400. It could have been two books, put that way. And the most difficult thing was getting things out, ”he told the newspaper. The Telegraph.

“There are things that have happened, especially between me and my brother, and to a certain extent between me and my father, that I just don’t want the world to know about. Because I don’t think they’ll ever forgive me.” she added.

success in bookstores

The book titled alternate got off to a great start in bookstores. The youngest son of Carlos III does not forgive anyone, especially his two-year-old brother, whom he describes as “the best enemy.”

Presented as angry, William would never have loved his wife Meghan, whom he considered “spoiled and aggressive”, and during an argument in 2019 would have thrown Harry to the ground in the dog bowl.

In the interview, conducted before the book’s launch in California, where he lives, Harry also explains that he feels responsible for William’s children: George, 9, Charlotte, 7, and Louis, 4.

“I know that out of those three kids, at least one will end up like me, the surrogate,” he said. “And it hurts me, it worries me,” she added, admitting that William had “made it very clear that his children are not my responsibility.” “It’s not about trying to overthrow the monarchy, it’s about saving them from themselves,” he said.

The silence of the royal family

“I know I’m going to be crucified by a lot of people saying this,” he admitted, repeating to hope for a reconciliation anyway.

He also speaks directly to the royal family asking them to apologize to his wife Meghan, “because they know what they have done.” “Then fess up and we can all move on,” he adds.

Buckingham Palace has been quiet since the launch of the mischievous book ahead of Charles III’s coronation on May 6.