Prince Harry recounted how “terrifying” it was to have his brother “scream and rage” at him when they met to discuss the future of his relationship with Meghan.
Prince Harry states in a Netflix series that it was his decision, not Meghan’s, to quit after ideas for a half-in, half-out royal life was rejected at a Sandringham family meeting.
As his grandmother, the Queen looked on, he claims his father made statements that were “just not true.”
Buckingham Palace has remained silent.
In the most recent episodes of the docuseries, Harry and Meghan explain why they decided to leave up their royal duties and go to the United States, saying they were not supported by the Royal Family amid a bombardment of predominantly negative news coverage directed at Meghan.
In Episode 4, Meghan discusses in detail how she contemplated suicide, while Prince Harry recounts how he felt embarrassment over how he reacted, reverting to “Institutional Harry” instead of “spouse Harry.”
Prince Harry mentions in Episode 5 of the series that he went to Sandringham, the royal estate in Norfolk, in 2020 to discuss potential royal roles for the couple with his father, brother, and grandmother, the late Queen.
He recounts the meeting, saying, “It was horrible to have my brother scream and yell at me and my father utter things that were simply not true, while my grandmother sat there quietly and listened.”
He stated that his ideal had been to be half-in and half-out of the Royal Family, with him and Meghan performing their duties while also supporting the Queen, but it soon became apparent that this was not possible.
“It became immediately apparent that this objective was not up for discussion,” he stated.
Regarding the Queen, he stated that her ultimate objective and responsibility had been the Royal Family institution.
Harry further stated that a joint statement was issued without his permission in his and his brother’s names after the meeting, rejecting a rumor that William had forced him out of the Royal Family.
He characterized the action as an “I lied to protect my brother, adding, “I had no other choice at that time.” I stated, “we must leave this area.”
Misogyny at its finest, according to him, to suggest that Meghan had initiated the separation.
In the most recent episodes, Meghan discusses how she contemplated suicide before leaving the Royal Family.
“It was like, ‘if I’m not here, everything would cease,'” she said.
Doria Ragland, the mother of Meghan, stated that hearing her daughter’s views “broke my heart.
After his wife disclosed her troubles to him, Prince Harry expressed his devastation.
However, he stated that he had been “taught” to care more about what others would think, and he “hated” himself for this.
“I was unable to provide her with what she required,” he continued.
During her troubles, Ms. Markle stated that she wanted to seek assistance but “was not permitted to.”
She stated, without specifying who “they” were, “They were concerned about how that would reflect on the institution.”
The prince continued: “They were aware of how dire the situation was. Why couldn’t she just deal with it, they wondered? As if to imply, “If everyone else has dealt with it, then why can’t she?” But this was unique. It was unique.”
A tearful In the episode, Ms. Ragland also provided her recollection of the incident, noting that her daughter’s statements were “not easy for a mother to hear.”
About press interference in her daughter’s life, she stated, “I thought it was awful, but to constantly be picked at by these vultures, just nibbling away at her soul, to the point where she would consider not wanting to be here, that was a new low.”
Thursday saw the release of the last three episodes of the six-part series titled Harry & Meghan.
