Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex

Prince Harry speaks to "GMA"'s Michael Strahan about his new memoir "Spare."

And the way that I understand it is that we all want to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem." "There are some people, especially in the U.K., who have been led to believe that because you are a member of the royal family, somehow everyone owns you or has a stake in you," he said. That affects the construct of the country." "I also worry about other young kids within that family if this continues," he said, referring to the royal family. becomes the priority over the family that you were born into," said Harry, who "I don't think that we can ever have peace with my family unless the truth is out there," he told Strahan. so that their work wouldn't go through what he called "the filter of the tabloids." ABC News received a response from the law firm representing Buckingham Palace Monday saying that the palace needed to "consider exactly what is said in the interview and the context in which it appears," and asked that we supply them immediately with a copy of the entire interview. "We were trying to find a different way to work, but for one reason or another, despite the fact that it already exists within the family, we weren't allowed to do things slightly differently," Harry said. I have more flexibility to be able to choose the life that I wanted." "Because, you know, if there's something that will terrify the British press more than anything, it's William and I being aligned." "I have thought about it long and hard," Harry said.

Speaking to US breakfast show Good Morning America (GMA), the Duke of Sussex revealed grave concerns for the next generation of royals, shed some more light on ...

Ostensibly he was referring to his brother William’s children, Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte. “She’s my step-mother. Another bombshell from his ITV and CBS interviews was the revelation that Harry saw his stepmother Camilla as a “villain” and “dangerous” in her abilities to work the media in her favour. “I had many, many conversations with her both in the UK over the years and in the run-up to the point of this change, so it was never a surprise to anybody, least of all her,” he said. She knew how hard it was. “She knew what was going on.

Prince Harry appeared on Britain's ITV and CBS' “60 Minutes." He also spoke out on “Good Morning America” and is scheduled to appear on “The Late Show with ...

"He told ITV that he ‘never’ said that the royal family was racist in the Oprah interview, that it was the spin of the British press that made it sound that way," she said. "He admitted in the book to using cannabis, cocaine, hallucinogens, and even using… "[But] he told Anderson Cooper that the family was stereotyping, and race was in part responsible for driving [them] out of the family. "Yet he has indicated that he feels there are unanswered questions about her death, which might give credence to conspiracy theorists, which is surely undesirable." They believed their father would keep the promise he made long ago to the British people that Camilla would never be queen." the two things are different," Harry explained. Following the interview, Harry's brother Prince William was asked by a reporter to comment on the claims. "Spare" is the latest in a string of public pronouncements by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex since they quit royal life and moved to California in 2020. The king needs to sell his subjects on their new queen consort, and despite all his efforts over the years, she remains unpopular. At the time, the couple cited the media’s racist treatment of the duchess and a lack of support from the palace. "They did not approve of their father marrying her, and they did not want Camilla ever to become queen consort — the title that once would rightfully have belonged to their mother, Princess Diana. He singled out the 75-year-old's efforts to rehabilitate her image with the British people after her longtime affair with his father, now King Charles III.

That bloody reindeer. In late December, William and Kate, Prince and Princess of Wales did what any proud-as-punch parents would do and happily slapped up their ...

She was the woman that Harry is widely reported to have called the “sister I’ve never had” and there are a sea of photos of the duo giggling together at family events. The duke writes, days before his and Meghan’s May wedding that year, Kate had complained to the former Suits star after daughter Charlotte had been left in tears after trying her frock on. However, Spare reportedly bins the legacy of all of those cosy kitchen suppers in exchange for making Kate out to be a princess in the most pejorative sense possible. (Side note – given that Willy would have known Meg for at least two years at that point, including sharing an office and staff with her, surely any opinion he had of the duchess would have been based on first-hand experience and not the witterings of Fleet Street?) (Interestingly, that has been disputed by the Telegraph which has reported that it was Camilla’s aide named Amanda McManus, married to a media executive, who accidentally leaked the details of Willy’s first meeting with the now Queen.) The reason we are talking about that reindeer today is not because the UK’s future king has all the artistic talent of a Gold Coast retiree doing a TAFE course but because it is the last time that Team Wales has shared anything on the platform, at the time of writing, despite Monday being Kate’s 41st birthday.