Prince Harry has described how Paul Burrell's 'tell-all' Diana book made his 'blood boil'. In his new memoir, Spare, Harry describes how he believes Diana's former butler was "milking her death for money" when he penned A Royal Duty in 2003, adding that it "made my blood boil".
Harry does not name Mr Burrell, who became a florist in Wrexham following Diana's death, but he details how he received a package of "royal memos" from the palace about the book while working as a farmhand in Australia at the age of 19, North Wales Live reports.
He writes: "Mummy's former butler had penned a tell-all which actually told nothing," he said. "It was merely one man's self-justifying, self-centring version of events. My mother once called this butler a dear friend, trusted him implicitly. We did too. Now this. "He was milking her disappearance for money. It made my blood boil."
