Prince Harry, the youngest son of British King Charles III, has assured that left out of his memoirs published this week many intimate revelations that would have further deteriorated his relationship with his father and his brother, Guillermo.
In a interview with the newspaper “Daily Telegraph”the Duke of Sussex noted that the King and his brother, the Prince of Wales, “they would never forgive him” if he had gone public with all the details of their complex relationship.
The prince acknowledged that many of these intimacies were included in the first draft of the book “In the shadow” (“Spare”, in English), which was twice as long as its final version, but which were left out so as not to further deteriorate the situation.
A situation that has been deteriorating over the days and as the book has been gaining a place on the shelves of the main bookstores since there have been many who Harry has been charged with treason after revealing events in Afghanistanfor example.
“The first draft was different. It had 800 pages and has remained at 400. It could have been two books. And the hard part was getting things out,” she said in the interview.
“There are some 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. Because I don’t think they would forgive me never,” he added.
He also said that the media “sweeps under the rug” many of his family’s dirty laundry and trade them for “juicy stories about other people.”
Harry admits that he worries about his nephews, Jorge, Carlota and Luis, because he knows that one of them will end up being “a spare” -title of his autobiography- like himself, but that his brother has made it clear that his children are not his responsibility”.
At the same time He again offered his family a “proper conversation” so that everyone assumes their responsibilities and, above all, that they ask his wife, Meghan, for “apologies”.
