The former royal is seen disclosing more details in a new preview of his ITV interview, including details about his alleged physical altercation with Prince William.
In a new preview clip for his Jan. 8 interview with ITV, Prince Harry went into more detail about his conflict with Prince ...
...William. In the preview clip, Harry talked about a specific incident in which his brother allegedly assaulted him.
The degree of frustration, according to Harry, was different in this situation.
He wanted me to hit him back, but I decided against doing so. I talk about the "red mist" that I had for so many years, and I saw this "red mist" in him.
The video clip doesn't specifically state what transpired in this incident, but it is probably a reference to a fight that Harry discusses in his upcoming memoir, Spare.
Harry discusses an incident in which William is said to have gotten physical with him in an excerpt from the book that The Guardian published earlier this week.
Harry claims that William called his wife, Meghan Markle, "rude," "abrasive," and "difficult" after which there was a fight.
Because they repeated the press narrative about Meghan, Harry said the unfavorable remarks were especially upsetting.
After telling his brother that he couldn't talk to him when he was so angry, Harry claimed that William became physically aggressive with him.
Harry noted in the book that everything happened so quickly.
He grabbed me by the collar, ripped off my necklace, and threw me to the floor, where I landed on the dog's bowl, which broke ...
...under my back and pierced me. I lay there for a moment, dazed, before getting to my feet and telling him to leave.
The book comes after a six-part Netflix documentary about Harry and Meghan's romance, Harry and Meghan, which aired in December.
In 2020, Harry and Meghan retired from their royal responsibilities and relocated to California. They are now disclosing their reasons for doing so.
Harry's relationship with his brother William and father, King Charles, has become tense as a result of the move, and it has yet to be patched up.