Prince Harry has revived tensions with his brother Prince William defending his decision to speak publicly about matters of the royal family.
In his last statement, the Duke of Sussex insisted that he was leaving the record instead of issuing “dirty laundry” when he wrote replacement.
In a new interview, Harry said his memoirs Replacement And past media appearances were destined to correct what he called a unilateral narrative.
Harry also said that any possibility of reconciliation with his family must begin with honesty.
Talk with The Guardian, Harry said: “I know that [speaking out] It annoy some people and goes against the narrative. “
He added: “The book? It was a series of corrections to the stories that already exist. A point of view had been presented and should be corrected.”
“I don’t think I have transmitted my dirty clothes in public. It was a difficult message, but I did it in the best possible way. My consciousness is clear.”
Then he said that while he wants to connect with his family, “you can’t have reconciliation before having the truth.”
Although Harry did not mention William’s name, his comment that “you cannot have reconciliation before having the truth” is seen as a subtle excavation to his separate brother, William.
