Prince Harry wants his brother and father back amid royal family drama
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Prince Harry hopes to mend the deep rift with his family...and now says he's advocating for harmony with them, even as he and Meghan Markle very publicly air their grievances with the Royal Family.
Harry opens up about the ongoing feud while promoting his upcoming memoir, 'Spare'... telling UK's ITV he wants his father and brother back in his life, and saying he doesn't believe things should go the way they did.
Harry claims his family are to blame for the big trouble, saying they continue to paint him and Meghan as the bad guys. He also claims that King Charles and Prince William have given him no signs that they want to reconcile.
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The Duke of Sussex also chatted with Anderson Cooper on '60 Minutes', saying he tried to work out internal issues privately but would end up running away regardless, making him look like the bad guy.
He repeats his allegations. Buckingham Palace provided the media with a behind-the-scenes briefing and then publicly played the "no comment" card.
ITV1
Prince Harry hopes to mend the deep rift with his family...and now says he's advocating for harmony with them, even as he and Meghan Markle very publicly air their grievances with the Royal Family.
Harry opens up about the ongoing feud while promoting his upcoming memoir, 'Spare'... telling UK's ITV he wants his father and brother back in his life, and saying he doesn't believe things should go the way they did.
Harry claims his family are to blame for the big trouble, saying they continue to paint him and Meghan as the bad guys. He also claims that King Charles and Prince William have given him no signs that they want to reconcile.
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The Duke of Sussex also chatted with Anderson Cooper on '60 Minutes', saying he tried to work out internal issues privately but would end up running away regardless, making him look like the bad guy.
He repeats his allegations. Buckingham Palace provided the media with a behind-the-scenes briefing and then publicly played the "no comment" card.
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