After the memoirs of Prince Harry (38) accidentally went on sale in Spain, the world can expect news about the life of the youngest son of King Charles III (74) hardly save.
“spare”, as the book is originally called, contains stories that make life behind the walls of the palace shake. In addition, old stories are boiled up that many a member of the royal family had mothballed deeply.
How badly hurt the Duke of Sussex’s soul must be to make all these things public is shown in a passage in the book in which Harry responds to his father’s distasteful remark.
In Germany, the (scandal) book entitled “RESERVE” will also be available from January 10th
The prince never seems to have gotten over Charles teasing him with his favorite anecdote, which apparently only he found funny as the narrator.
Harry says his father “liked to tell anecdotes” to Charles. One of his favorites is the story of a visit to Broadmoor Psychiatric Hospital.
It was there that the current king is said to have met a man who claimed he was the Prince of Wales. Charles is said to have raised his finger in front of the patient and repeated, “I am the Prince of Wales,” only for the man to “reply with the same gesture.”
Charles then suddenly said to Harry, “Who knows if I’m even your real father?! Perhaps your real father is at Broadmoor, my dear son!’
A day after the birth, Charles and Diana presented their little Harry to the public on September 16, 1984
The British “ Daily Mailwrites that Harry uses his memoirs to clear up rumours. Rumors that bothered him as a little prince and still do today. The most stubborn thing that always drew attention was that riding instructor James Hewitt (64) was Harry’s father. Hewitt is the man with whom Harry’s mother Diana († 39) had a relationship.
James Hewitt young officer of the Household Cavalry. He is said to have had an affair with Harry’s mother, Princess Diana, between 1986 and 1991
Diana had personally confirmed the relationship between the Princess of Wales and officer James Hewitt (whom evil tongues simply called “the Rittmeister”) in the notorious interview with journalist Martin Bashir.
Claims that Harry’s real father was James Hewitt, not Charles, arose from the striking resemblance between the prince and his mother’s long-standing, redheaded affair.
Though Diana reportedly didn’t meet Hewitt until well after Harry was born, the rumor lingered.
Prince William (left) watched in August 1989 as his mother presented the winner’s trophy at a polo tournament to James Hewitt
