the serious consequences of the fight between William and Harry which ended up in “the dog’s bowl”!

After stating a few weeks ago in the documentary “Harry & Meghan”, on Netflix that his big brother, William, had betrayed him, by accepting that his communications office would peddle lies about Meghan Markle in the press, Prince Harry is doubling down on criticism. This week, before the release of “Substitute“, his murderous memoirs, the resigning member of the royal family tells the story of a violent argument that ended badly between the two brothers.

“I landed on the dog bowl”

Our colleagues from Guardianwho read an excerpt from the book before its release in bookstores on January 10, report that the settling of scores between brothers happened in 2019, when William stormed into Nottingham Cottage, where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle lived within Kensington Palace.

Prince Harry writes in detail in his book that William has it “grabbed him by the collar, ripping his collar, and knocking him to the ground”. He has “landed on the dog’s bowl, which shattered under his back, the pieces cutting into him“, he also says.

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Very surprised at such violence, he found himself on the ground on his back, and Harry looked William in the eyes and asked him to leave. And Prince William reportedly apologized before telling her that maybe it was “no need to talk to Meghanof this fight…

Prince William described as a low-key tyrant

As a result, Prince Harry says he kept “scrapes and bruises“of this incident, but not that… A few months later, at the beginning of 2020, he discovered “the broken heart”, that the office of prince William had shared a press release signed by the hand of the two brothers, which denied rumors circulating on the future king. They said that he had used intimidation in the private sphere. The straw that broke the camel’s back, for the Sussexes, since a few weeks later, Prince Harry announced that he was leaving London.

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