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ROYALS - Veröffentlichung von Prinz Harrys Buch "Spare"
BGUK_2543722 - Los Angeles, CA - Prince Harry gives his THIRD televised interview to promote his new book Spare as he sits down with ABC’s Good Morning America. The Duke of Sussex is sharing new details about his fractured relationships with his father King Charles III and brother Prince William, and how his hope for a ‘reconciliation’ has led him to speak out. "If we can get to the point of reconciliation, that will have a ripple effect across the world," Harry told GMA’s co-anchor Michael Strahan. "I genuinely believe that, and that's kind of what is pushing me. And if that doesn't happen, then that's very sad." Harry also told Strahan he does not believe the details he shares in Spare can make things any worse with his family. "I have thought about it long and hard," Harry said. "And as far as I see it, the divide couldn't be greater before this book." Harry told Strahan that privately, there was more to the brothers' story. In his memoir, Harry refers to William as his ‘beloved brother and arch nemesis’ and recalls verbal and even physical disputes between them When asked whether he thought William was jealous of his position as the spare, Harry said: “Yes. But I have more freedom than he does, right?" In Spare, Harry claims members of the royal institution fed stories to the press. "The people that he employed broke that," Harry said of his self-described pact with William. "But again, within the family, it's hard because you are led to believe that if you don't play the game, that you will be destroyed. And again, I'm the one who's proving that that is true, right? Chose not to play the game, but they're trying to destroy me." Harry said he believes the British press continues to try to ‘drive a wedge’ between him and William, but hopes that he can reconcile with his brother. "I hope that we will be joined at the hip again," he said. "Because, you know, if there's something that will terrify the British press more than anything, it's William
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