In order for the memoir to be seen by more people, Harry has been interviewed by British and American media a total of 5 times, and on January 13, local time, The Daily Telegraph published an exclusive interview with Harry by editor Brienne Gordon.
Harry and Brienne were good friends before, so it was more convenient to communicate, of course, Harry didn't want to talk about anything else, and he was still entangled with the royal family...
The red-haired prince, 38, told Brienne that the current release of "The Reserve" has been heavily cut enough to form another book, and that most of it tells the story of his father, Charles and brother William, and that "if it is published, they will never forgive me."
And this sentence in the "Sun" view, is Harry's threat to the royal family, like a switch in his hand holding a time bomb, "If you don't meet my conditions, then let you destroy." Many commentators pointed out that Harry has now reached the level of madness, and many people wonder if his mental state is "happy and calm" as he himself said.
And what is even more frightening is that Harry brought his nephews and nieces with him this time, and he told Brienne that he was worried about Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, afraid that they would become spare tires like himself.
"I spoke to William once or twice, but he made it clear to me that his children had nothing to do with me. But I still feel my responsibility and at least one of them will be like me, to be a spare tire. It was painful and worried," Harry said.
At the same time, Harry also talked about his children, saying that he would not let his eldest son Archie have a similar "traumatic" experience with William.
Perhaps too relaxed in his conversations with acquaintances, Harry also advised the royal family, saying they needed reforms, "too dirty and too dark, and it will continue." I'm looking forward to the day when we (he and Meghan) won't have to get involved again, but I'm worried about who the next [victim] will be."
Although people have become accustomed to Harry's "alarmist" rhetoric about the royal family these days, this time he has begun to involve the next generation, so it has once again caused heated discussions.
Some believe that Harry has "opened up" after giving interview after interview, and has stopped talking about trivial things, but has focused on the future of the royal family. As ironic as it sounds, Harry is now adopting such a strategy, as if he were a "worried and far-sighted" person.
Some people think that Harry seems to be "kind", but in fact, he is making a fuss, whether it is a royal family or an ordinary family, it is normal to have more than two children, why do you have to treat the small one as a "spare tire"? Besides, the "heir and spare tire" is already in the past (the era of poor medical conditions and high child mortality), and Harry repeatedly talked about this matter, did he want to win sympathy, or to arouse people's anger against the royal family?
From the current situation, the possibility of Harry wanting to gain sympathy is very small, even if someone originally pity him because he lost his mother at a young age, but now he has not attacked his family repeatedly.
As for triggering anger against the royal family, it will also be found from William Kate's popularity, it is unlikely. After all, most people understand that the "royal family" has long become a symbol, they are glamorous, they look pleasing to the eye, and that's it. But whoever destroys this beauty may really be a "sinner", such as Harry now.
It should also be pointed out that the three children of George, Charlotte and Louis are much luckier than William Harry when he was a child, after all, Kate is a hands-on mother, and William is also willing to participate in parenting.