In the centuries-old history of the British royal family, there may have been many grudges and grudges, but it may not be common to have such a global known as Prince Harry and his eldest brother Prince William today, which may be thanks to the rapid development of modern communication media technology and Internet technology, which allows royal fans around the world to eat melons at the same time and watch the grudges and feuds of the royal brothers.
However, it may be difficult for you to imagine that the initial fuse of this vigorous royal feud of the century may be just an insignificant ordinary sausage.
According to a report published by British media on January 15, local time, a former royal butler claimed that the initial feud between Prince William and Prince Harry may have been because of a sausage.
According to reports, Paul Burrell, the former butler of Princess Diana, believes that Prince Harry's dissatisfaction with the royal family is because he grew up in an environment where he often can only play a secondary role in Prince William, and the former royal butler has said that Prince Harry has been dissatisfied with the fact that his brother Prince William eats more sausages than he has, claiming that it gives Harry a preliminary understanding of the difference between himself and his brother William in the royal family.
Paul Burrell, 64, recalled that when Harry saw his brother William on the table with one more sausage than he did, Harry would wonder: "How did he (William) get three sausages?" ”。
The nanny would then allegedly reply: "William needs nutrition more than you because he will become king one day." ”
Burrell believes the remarks sparked early tensions between the brothers.
"When I look back now, I think maybe that's the root of all the grudges," he said. ”
"Once, I saw the au pair give William three sausages at breakfast, but only two for Harry.
"Harry looked at his plate and said, how could he (William) get three? And I only get two? ”
When the nanny responded to her comments about William becoming king, Harry "would quiet down and silently eat two of his own sausages," Burrell added, "but it's an unfair reality he has to face, even in his own home".
Burrell believes that much of Harry's recent behavior stems from growing up in an environment where he constantly played William's secondary role.
He added that Diana begged Charles not to send Harry to Eton for fear that he would often be compared to his brother — but her pleas fell on deaf ears.
Burrell claimed that Harry solved the problem of competing with his older brother by becoming more noisy and loud.
He said: "William will be measured and stoic, a little accepting of everything. But not Harry. He has to be loud, he has to be noticed. ”。
Burrell told The Sun that Harry's behavior as a child often caused displeasure among adults, who told him to keep quiet.
He said it happened again as the prince made his grievances public.
"I often hear Princess Diana shouting across the room, 'Shh, Harry, be quiet.' ’
"I've heard something like these in recent days. Some say Harry needs to be quiet, he needs to be quiet. ”
The butler also recalled a past incident with Prince William, who once said that he did not want to be king.
Burrell said: "Harry screamed that if William didn't want to be king, he would be king. Diana smiled and said, 'That's so funny. You will be a good king. ’”。
While he sympathizes with Harry, given his difficult experiences as a child, Burrell thinks his criticism of the family goes too far, saying he no longer supports him.
He said: "He was obviously hurt and angry that he was a 'spare tire,' so he was leaving the place. ”。
Prince Harry's memoir, Spare, became the fastest-selling non-fiction book of all time, selling 1.43 million copies on its first day of release in the UK, US and Canada.
It was nearly double the previous record-selling book, Barack Obama's A Promised Land, which sold 887,000 copies on its release day.
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