Prince Harry claimed brother Prince William wanted to hit the Duke ‘behind the back’ at one point Explosive battle over Meghan Markle.
The Duke of Sussex spoke about the 2019 incident for the first time after describing it. In his memoir, “Spare,” In his upcoming new clip ITV interview with Tom Bradby.
In a candid chat set to air on Sunday, William, 38, claimed that 40, “wanted. [Harry] to hit … back” after allegedly attacking him.
“I chose not to,” Harry said at Friday’s preview. “What was different here was the level of desperation. I talk about the red fog that’s been there for years, and I saw this red fog in him.
The phrase is defined by “excessive anger that temporarily clouds your judgment.”
The former military pilot made headlines on Wednesday when excerpts from her book were leaked, detailing an alleged physical altercation with William.
Harry accused his older brother of arguing with his wife, 41, as “difficult,” “rude” and “abrasive” at the Nottingham cottage, and claimed the Prince of Wales assaulted her.
Harry remembered falling into the dog bowl which cracked under his back. He alleged that he was injured.
Buckingham Palace told Page Six it would not comment on any allegations in its book.
Also Harry’s upcoming memoir Digging facilities at King Charles IIIQueen Consort Camilla and Kate Middleton.
However, Harry told Bradby that he wanted to eventually “reconcile” with his family members.
“First, there needs to be some accountability,” Duke said. “True, admittedly, at this point, there’s only one side of the story, right? But there [are] There are two sides to every story.”
He plans to attend when asked at a preview released Thursday His father’s coronation In May, Harry refused to commit In Charles’s crown.
He said, ‘The ball is in their court. There is a lot to discuss and I really hope they are willing to sit down and talk about it. “
Harry and Markle resigned from his royal role In 2021, one year after moving to the United States. They currently Lives in California Son Archie, 3, and daughter Lilibet, 1.
“Spare” hits US bookshelves on January 10.
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