During a controversy in 2019 at Nottingham Cottage, Harry and Meghan’s Kensington Palace home, he alleged that William had called Meghan “rude”, “difficult” and “corrosive”, and at the same time claimed that she had “shunned half the staff”. Harry, in turn, accused his brother of repeating the reigning media narrative about his wife.
William “seemed distressed,” Harry wrote. “He seemed to think that I was not obedient to him, that I was too insolent to reject him, or challenge him, to refute his knowledge, which was acquired from the His trusted aide There was a script here and I had the audacity not to follow it. He was in full Heir mode, and couldn’t understand why I wasn’t playing the Man. seriously backup.”
His brother was also “hot-tempered”, Harry continued, and the two ended up shouting at each other. Harry describes handing William a glass of water his brother put down, then he “calls me by another name, then rushes at me. It all happened so fast. Too fast.”
Harry alleges: “He grabbed my collar, ripped off my necklace, and he push me to the floor. I landed on the dog’s bowl, the bowl cracked under my back, the shards slicing through me. I lay there for a while, stunned, then got up and told him to get out.”
William encourages him to hit back and when he refuses, William shows remorse and apologizes, Preventive continue. As he left, William turned around and said, “‘You don’t have to tell Meg about this.'”
“‘You mean you attacked me?'” Harry recalls William’s supposed reply: “I didn’t attack you, Harold.”
Harry writes that the first call he made after that was with his therapist and that although he didn’t immediately tell Meghan, she noticed cuts on his back and was “very upset” . Not long after, it was announced that the Cambridges and Sussexes would no longer share an office.
Kensington Palace declined to comment on Harry’s allegations.
