LONDON – 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, reported British newspaper The Guardian on Wednesday. According to the newspaper, the story of the incident...
LONDON – 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, reported British newspaper The Guardian on Wednesday.
Prince Harry, 38, writes that during a disagreement in the kitchen of his London home, Prince William called his wife Meghan Markle difficult, rude and abrasive, before tackling him to the ground as the pair continued to argue, said The Guardian.
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