PRINCE Harry has claimed he has enough royal revelations to release a SECOND tell-all memoir, but his family would "never forgive him."
According to the Duke of Sussex, the original draft for his bombshell memoir, Spare, was double the 400 pages of the published version.
Speaking to the Telegraph, Prince Harry said: “The first draft was different. It was 800 pages, and now it’s down to 400 pages. It could have been two books, put it that way. And the hard bit was taking things out.
“There are some things that have happened, especially between me and my brother, and to some extent between me and my father, that I just don’t want the world to know. Because I don’t think they would ever forgive me.”
This shocking claim is sure to leave the Royal Family worried about future revelations by both Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle.
Read our Prince Harry blog below for the latest on his bombshell interviews and new memoir...
Harry wrote: “Meg asked if Kate was aware of what was going on right now. With her father.
“Kate said she was well aware, but the dresses. And the wedding is in four days!” “Yes, Kate, I know . . .”, his fiancée replied sharply.
Harry said: “Meg didn’t reply to Kate straight away. Yes, she had endless wedding-related texts, but mostly she was dealing with the chaos surrounding her father.
“So the next morning she texted Kate that our tailor was standing by.”
He added: “A short time later I arrived home and found Meg on the floor. Sobbing.
“I was horrified to see her so upset, but I didn’t think it a catastrophe. Emotions were running high, of course, after the stress of the last week, the last month, the last day.
“It was intolerable but temporary. Kate hadn’t meant any harm, I told her.”
The next day Kate arrived with a bouquet of flowers and apologised to Meghan, Harry claims.
During the chat on the Late Show, Prince Harry touched on his frost bite situation.
Harry made reference to his “todger” on a number of occasions – detailing how it once got frost bite during a trek to the North Pole.
Harry was taking part in the Walking with the Wounded expedition which saw him journey to the North Pole in freezing conditions along with four former servicemen who had been injured in Afghanistan.
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Harry told Good Morning America: “I thought about it long and hard, and as far as I see it the divide couldn’t be greater before this book.”
The Duke of Sussex hoped that he and his “family can reconcile”, but added there needs to be “accountability”.
“And if that doesn’t happen, then that’s very sad,” he said.
Prince Harry claims he fact-checked The Crown as it focused on his parent’s divorce in a new interview last night.
The Duke of Sussex appeared on Stephen Colbert’s Late Show as he launched his new memoir Spare.
During the Interview Prince Harry was quizzed as to whether or not he had watched recent episodes of Netflix’s series The Crown.
“Yes I have actually watched The Crown“, Harry admitted as he went on to claim he had watched “the older stuff and the more recent stuff.”
He went on to mime taking notes after Colbert questioned whether he “fact checks” the show – before admitting: “Yes, I do actually.”
In his new book Spare, Prince Harry writes of the devastating moment he learnt of his mother’s death.
He says Charles said: “Darling boy, Mummy’s been in a car crash.
“There were complications. Mummy was quite badly injured and taken to hospital, darling boy.
“He always called me “darling boy,” but he was saying it quite a lot now. His voice was soft. He was in shock, it seemed.”
He continues: “With a head injury. They tried, darling boy. I’m afraid she didn’t make it.”
Harry also revealed that Charles “didn’t hug” him, but put his hand on his knee and said “It’s going to be OK”.
Prince Harry has made the explosive claim that he feels it is his job to fix the Royal Family.
He told the Telegraph: “This is not about trying to collapse the monarchy – this is about trying to save them from themselves.
“I know that I will get crucified by numerous people saying that.”
Prince Harry has said he feels it is his responsibility to prevent Prince William's children from ever becoming "spare" like him.
He told the Telegraph: “I know that out of those three children, at least one will end up like me, the spare.
“And that hurts, it worries me.”
However, Prince Harry added these fears frustrate his brother William.
“He has made it very clear to me that his kids are not my responsibility.”
Following his visit to Liverpool yesterday, Prince William took to Twitter to hail the hardworking staff of the Royal Liverpool University Hospital.
Sharing images of him and Kate meeting staff, the Prince of Wales wrote: "Wonderful to be in Liverpool to thank NHS staff for their hard work and dedication #ThankYouNHS.
"Seeing first-hand how the new, state-of-the-art hospital @LivHospitals is improving patient experience, safety and enhancing recovery for inpatients."
Wonderful to be in Liverpool to thank NHS staff for their hard work and dedication #ThankYouNHS pic.twitter.com/zZkWmQso1y
Speaking on behalf of Betfair Bingo, body language expert Darren Stanton compared the differences in Prince Harry between his explosive 2021 Oprah interview and now.
He said: “Prince Harry has most definitely changed in terms of body language over the years. Not only has he matured, but he has developed a greater level of confidence and self awareness.
"He was never quite as outspoken as he is now, and was generally pretty quiet. He often appeared together with William and was almost like William’s shadow.
"From my previous analysis of Harry, he used to adopt many gestures that were considered to be of a nervous nature and to reassure himself in public situations.
"Just like his father, Harry would regularly be seen playing with his cufflinks or placing his hand inside his jacket, which indicated that he was trying to conceal something or have little contact with others.
"I believe Harry showed a lack of confidence in certain areas of his life.
“Since then he has most definitely matured, as part of the growing up process. He has also experienced a lot that many of us will never experience, such as going to war or losing a close relative.”
Prince Harry's bombshell memoir Spare has seemingly shattered his relationship with the Royal Family, but how could the duke repair it?
According to relationship expert Valon Asani from Dua.com, he must first common ground with them.
They wrote: "The first step to reconnecting in a family can often be to find something that either party can bond over, no matter how big or small.
"This common ground can present itself in many ways, such as an event you may both attend or just a shared interest. Using something that the both of you have in common can be used as a catalyst for building up communication again.
"In Prince Harry’s case, causes that are close to his heart and the rest of the Royal Family’s, such as the Invictus Games, are a chance to rekindle a relationship and begin communicating again."
Speaking on behalf of Betfair Casino, body language expert Darren Stanton examined Prince Harry’s latest interview with the Late Show’s Stephen Colbert.
“It’s now clear to me that Harry is loving life in California. While speaking about moving to America, I saw genuine flashes of happiness and joy, which is something I haven’t seen in previous interviews.
“In my opinion, Harry has been known to mask his emotions over the years. However, now that his book is published, he’s in a position to openly speak about his views.
“Despite the sensitive topic, Harry was extremely open whilst speaking about the death of his mother Diana.
“While he did flash some expressions of sadness, his body language was consistent with someone who was speaking from the heart.
“Overall, I thought it was a great interview with Harry being extremely open and to the point. There was no sidestepping or objections to any questions, proving he was happy and relaxed to speak about all areas of his life.”
Prince Harry has revealed the moment the late Queen quizzed Meghan Markle about Donald Trump in his new memoir.
Writing in the newly released memoir ‘Spare’ Prince Harry recalled: “It was all very pleasant. Granny even asked Meg what she thought of Donald Trump. Meg thought politics was a no-win game, so she changed the subject to Canada.”
Harry said his grandmother “squinted” and said to Meghan: “I thought you were American”
Meghan replied: “I am, but I’ve been living in Canada for seven years for work.”
Harry then writes: “Granny looked pleased. Commonwealth. Good, fine.”
In his book Spare, Prince Harry claimed Prince William was left "frustrated" after a request to wear his preferred wedding day uniform was denied by the Queen.
Harry wrote: “He’d asked Granny if he could wear his Household Cavalry kit and she’d turned him down. As the Heir, he must wear the Number One Ceremonial, she decreed.
"Willy was glum at having so little say in what he wore to get married, at having his autonomy taken from him on such an occasion. He’d told me several times that he felt frustrated.”
Princess Diana's biographer Andrew Morton believes Prince Harry will never regret writing his bombshell book Spare.
Speaking exclusively to HELLO!'s A Right Royal Podcast, Morton said: "Harry will have thought long and hard before doing this, but he also has the undivided support of his wife, which is very different.
"I mean, this is a huge contrast between Harry and Diana. Diana was talking about a broken marriage, an unhappy marriage. Harry's talking about unhappiness with an institution."
"Diana, and let's just get straight, never regretted for a living second having cooperated with the book and even wrote to us to say as much.
"There's been all kinds of speculation to say: 'Oh, she regretted it.' She never did.
"She was relieved when the book came out. And so were many people who worked in Buckingham Palace."
Speaking about Harry's decision to write his tell-all memoir, Morton added: "I'm sure he feels like he has done the right thing."
Prince Harry told Stephen Colbert on The Late Show that going to California with Meghan during the pandemic was when he realised he had to leave his family.
“We were forced to leave. We left in 2020. For 12 months in lockdown, it was relentless.
'I never thought we would be away from it completely.
“That’s when I realised that, actually, our mere existence outside of that institutional control was more of a threat.”
Royal biographer Robert Jobson said King Charles is "furious" with Prince Harry for using "derogatory" nicknames of royal courtiers that would be easy for insiders to identify in his tell-all biography Spare.
Harry wrote: “I’d spent my life dealing with courtiers, scores of them.
"But now I dealt mostly with just three, all middle-aged white men who’d managed to consolidate power through a series of bold Machiavellian manoeuvres.
“They had normal names… but they sort more easily into zoological categories. The Bee, The Fly and the Wasp.
"The Bee was oval-faced and fuzzy and tended to glide around with great equanimity and poise, as if he was a boon to all living things."
Jobson said: “The connotation using the bee, wasp and the fly suggests these people are kind of pest-like, flying around the room, literally trying to say they’re derogatory in that respect.
"Anyone who knows would realise straight away who they are.
They’re public servants they can’t answer back, it’s unfair to them. They’re not in the position to, they’re serving the crown.
"This is what they have to do, that’s the role they have to play so to criticise them in really derogatory terms and say they need to be swatted like flies is deeply insulting."
He added: “I’m sure the king is furious but as a father it’s very difficult because it’s his son.
"He’d be worried about things said in the public domain but despite all that’s been said, that’s his son – it’s very sad."
The Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, paid tribute to Lisa Marie Presley following her death from a suspected cardiac arrest aged 54 on Thursday.
Fergie tweeted: "I say hello to you everyday and I love you my sissy and I will continue to say hello to you everyday.
"You were my sissy, an amazing mother to Ben, Riley, Harper and Finley and a superbly loving daughter to Priscilla."
I say hello to you everyday and I love you my sissy and I will continue to say hello to you everyday. You were my sissy, an amazing mother to Ben, Riley, Harper and Finley and a superbly loving daughter to Priscilla. pic.twitter.com/Sp707Gob9Q
The Sun reveals that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will most probably not be welcome for King Charles’ coronation.
This is after Harry’s memoir Spare revealed some private conversations which took place with members of the Royal Family.
A meeting was held, which also included Princess Anne and Prince Edward, to discuss fears over conversations at the Coronation being leaked.
A source told The Sun: “There have been discussions among the family, including Edward and Anne.
“They do not want private conversations at the coronation making it into the paperback edition of Spare.”
King Charles looked cheery as he arrived in Scotland for his first public appearance since the bombshell claims.
The Sun says – Is Prince Harry prepared to own ANY of his mistakes? Plainly not.
With breathtaking gall he now claims the media has increased his family’s risk from Islamist terror. What drivel.
His own words did that, in his own book, rekindling old resentments over Afghanistan.
A prince, of unimaginable wealth, writing about gunning down 25 insurgents he “didn’t think of as people”, merely as “chess pieces” . . . “Bads taken away before they could kill Goods”.
That instinct is natural in war, but vanishingly few veterans publicly speak of it, or their exact kill-count.
To lay it out in such blunt detail, then be shocked at the backlash from the Taliban and his old Army commanders and friends, was typically naïve.
Read more here.
The Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (LUHFT) was "delighted" to welcome Prince William and Princess Kate to open the Royal Liverpool Hospital.
LUHFT tweeted: "#TeamLUHFT was delighted to welcome Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince and Princess of Wales to officially open our new Royal Liverpool Hospital
"The Prince and Princess visited our Critical Care Unit and spoke with colleagues from across our hospital."
#TeamLUHFT was delighted to welcome Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince and Princess of Wales to officially open our new Royal Liverpool Hospital 🏥
The Prince and Princess visited our Critical Care Unit and spoke with colleagues from across our hospital 🥰@KensingtonRoyal pic.twitter.com/E1D3o5adPk
Prince Harry has been criticised for calling himself a feminist while aiming 'nasty potshots' at Queen Consort Camilla.
Royal journalist and writer Petronella Wyatt told Good Morning Britain: “I think Harry is a tremendous hypocrite.
“He’s a self-avowed feminist, yet he takes these very nasty potshots at a 75-year-old woman who can’t answer back.”
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Sophie, Countess of Wessex and Forfar, sent her best wishes to the England Hockey Team on social media ahead of the Men’s Hockey World Cup in India, which kicked off this morning.
Sophie shared a tweet from @England Hockey and wrote: "Good luck to David Ames, Paul Revington and the whole @EnglandHockey team as the Men’s World Cup gets underway.
"My husband and I so enjoyed spending time with you at the Commonwealth Games and know you will do everyone proud in India. I’ll be cheering you on from home! – Sophie"
Good luck to David Ames, Paul Revington and the whole @EnglandHockey team as the Men’s World Cup gets underway.
My husband and I so enjoyed spending time with you at the Commonwealth Games and know you will do everyone proud in India. I’ll be cheering you on from home! – Sophie https://t.co/gfGy26g5wd
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