Meghan and Harry’s ‘destructive attacks’ caused ‘seismic ruptures’ at William |  Royal |  News

Meghan and Harry’s ‘destructive attacks’ caused ‘seismic ruptures’ at William | Royal | News

The Duke of Sussex’s “destructive attacks” in his book Spare damaged his relationship with his brother to the point of causing “seismic ruptures”, a royal author claims. Royal author Christopher Andersen claims that those seismic-level ruptures have invaded everything Megan And Harry‘s relationships. That’s why he warned prince william And Kate could give them the cold shoulder.

He told Fox News Digital, “The breach has been seismic, especially in light of Harry’s scathing attacks on his brother in Spare.”

The seriousness of Harry’s accusations left Mr Andersen wondering: “Harry and Meghan can’t possibly imagine that William and Kate will greet him with open arms, or at this point even pretend to view the Sussexes with anything but cold contempt. “

Harry pulled no punches in his bombshell memoir, targeting his brother William, his father King Charles, and his stepmother Queen Camilla.

Prince Harry described what he said was a violent attack by his brother, William, at his London home in 2019, when William called Meghan “difficult”, “rude” and “abrasive”. Harry called such claims a “parrot”.[ing of] the press story” about his American wife.

The confrontation escalated, Harry writes, until William “grabbed me by the collar, ripped my chain and … slammed me to the ground.”

In another attack on his brother, the Duke of Sussex explained how his brother told him, “You don’t know me, Harold”, while attending Eton College.

Harry says his brother explained to him “that Eton was a haven during his first two years there”.

“That was without the burden of a little brother pestering him with questions or poking his nose into his social circle,” says Harry.

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