Prince Harry denounces that he was the victim of physical and verbal attacks by his brother William

Britain’s Prince Harry recounts in his new book how he was physically “attacked” by his older brother Prince William during an argument in 2019, The Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday.

According to the newspaper, the story of the incident appears in the new memoirs of Harry “Spare” (“Spare: En la sombra” in Spanish), which will go on sale later this month amid an ongoing dispute within the British royal family.

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Harry38 years old, writes that During a disagreement in the kitchen of their London home, William called his wife Meghan Markle “difficult,” “rude” and “rough,” before tackling him to the ground as the duo continued to argue.said The Guardian.

“He grabbed me by the collar (of my shirt), ripping off my collar, and threw me to the ground. I landed on the dog’s bowl, which broke under my back, the pieces cutting me.” The Guardian reported citing the book of Harry.

Harry He then told his older brother to go away. William seemed “remorseful and apologetic,” Harry recalled.according to the newspaper.

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The newspaper cites the exchange between the two princes in the book: William “He turned and said, ‘You don’t have to tell Meg.’”

“You mean you attacked me?”

“I didn’t attack you, Harold,” replied Guillermo.who seemed to use a nickname to refer to Harry.

The latest revelation about the brothers’ tumultuous relationship comes as their father, King Charles prepares for his coronation in May following the death in September of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, at age 96.

Harry and Meghan, 41, uncovered their experiences in the British royal family last month in a Netflix docuseries about the reasons for their surprising departure to North America in 2020.

In it, they blamed much of their unhappiness on racist news in the media and bullying by the tabloid press.

His move to California, the home state of Meghanhas made them unpopular in Britain, where they are often portrayed in the press as selfish.

In excerpts from a television interview with ITV in the UK and CBS in the US, published this week ahead of the book’s release, Harry He said he wants “a family, not an institution.”

“I would like to get my father back. I would like to get my brother back,” he said. Harry.

Source: Elcomercio

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