Prince Harry’s new memoir is said to contain a story which highlights a fierce argument between himself and William where his brother branded Meghan “difficult”, “rude” and “abrasive”. The Express reports that the row took place in the kitchen of Nottingham Cottage, known as “Nott Cott”, which is in the grounds of Kensington Palace.
In the book, titled ‘Spare’ - which comes out on January 10 - it is reported that William arrived ‘piping hot’ for the conversation and wanted to talk about their relations with the press, something he allegedly described as a ‘rolling catastrophe’. After William criticised Meghan, Harry reportedly says he hit back, accusing him of “parrot[ing] the press narrative” about Meghan and that he had hoped for better from his brother.
He also accused William of not being rational, which saw the pair begin to row, and Harry supposedly told his brother that he was acting like the heir. He was also reportedly unable to understand his struggles and dissatisfaction with being the spare.
