prince harrya claim allegedly included in the upcoming memoir of Prince William and Kate encouraged her to wear her infamous Nazi Soldier outfit for a party in 2005.
The Duke of Sussex was aged 20 when he was photographed wearing a costume with a swastika on his arm at a “country and colonial” party hosted by Olympic show jumper Richard Meade.
The move prompted a wave of criticism and she apologized for her “poor choice of dress”, adding that “I am deeply sorry if I have caused anyone offense or embarrassment”.
Harry called the decision to wear the dress during his time with his wife “probably one of the biggest mistakes of my life”. meghan markleis a six-part Netflix documentary, which was released last December.
On Thursday (January 5), page six told harry’s autobiography spare This includes the revelation that the Prince and Princess of Wales “howled” when they saw her in the dress.
The publication said it had obtained a copy of the book and quoted Harry as writing: “I rang Willie and Kate, asked what they thought. Nazi uniforms, they said.
“They both screamed. Worse than Willie’s leotard outfit! Far more ridiculous! Which, again, was the point,” the 38-year-old continues.
William also attended the costume party dressed as a lion.
independent Kensington Palace has been contacted for comment.
Harry’s “personal and emotional” memoir is written by Pulitzer Prize winner JR Moehringer and will be released by Penguin Random House on January 10.
According to Guardianwhich said he had obtained a quote before publication, the book also contained the bombshell claim William physically assaulted Harry over an argument about his marriage to Meghan Markle.
She added that William called the Duchess of Sussex “difficult”, “rude” and “abrasive” before he “grabbed my collar, tore off my necklace, and he shoved me to the floor”.
The publication also reports Harry as writing that King Charles told his sons “not to make my last years a misery” after Prince Philip’s funeral last year.
In a new trailer for Harry’s upcoming interview with ITV’s Tom Bradby, she reneged on a commitment to attend King Charles’s coronation in May.
In the trailer released on Thursday (January 5), he says, “The ball is in their court.”
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