Prince Harry defends tell-all memoir: 'You cannot have reconciliation before you have truth'
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Prince Harry has said that his tell-all memoir was “not about revenge,” defending his decision to go public with royal disputes as he worked to mend ties with his family — and the British public. Harry also signaled a desire to see more of his father, King Charles III, after their first meeting in almost two years. The brief tea was a step toward reconciliation after Harry’s 2023 memoir, “Spare,” revealed new details about the royal family’s bitter internal feud, including claims that his brother, Prince William, physically attacked him....
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