Summary
A new book by Russel Myers claims that the rift between Prince Harry and Prince William started long before Meghan Markle's entry into the royal family. It suggests the tension was fueled by disagreements over royal duties related to military and conservation work, with both brothers wanting to prioritize similar areas.
Key Facts
- A book by Russel Myers claims Prince Harry and Prince William's conflict began before Meghan Markle was involved with Harry.
- The book says the brothers argued over who would focus on military duties, with William prioritizing his future role as king.
- Both Prince Harry and Prince William also wanted to work on conservation projects in Africa, leading to disputes.
- Prince Harry served on the front line in Afghanistan and wanted to continue his work with the military.
- The book quotes palace sources, suggesting Harry felt he was pushed into a "little brother" role by William.
- Ed Perkins, a former press secretary for the royals, indicated the disputes went beyond typical sibling rivalry.
