King Charles pleaded with his sons Prince Harry and Prince William 'don't make my final years a misery' amid ongoing 'feud', Duke of Sussex reportedly claims in new memoir.
- King Charles 'warned' sons Prince William and Harry to not make his 'final years a misery', according to reported claims in Harry's new memoir Spare.
- The Duke of Sussex is said to have spilled details of the alleged plea that is claimed to have taken place following a family meeting after Prince Philip's funeral.
- This royal news comes as Harry & Meghan docuseries left the public feeling more sympathy for Prince William and Kate Middleton than Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
King Charles is said to have pleaded with his two sons Prince William and Prince Harry telling them 'don't make my final years a misery', according to extracts taken from the Duke of Sussex's upcoming memoir Spare.
The book, which is published on Tuesday, 10th January, reportedly details the meeting between King Charles and his two sons Prince William and Harry in April 2021 - after the funeral of Prince Philip.
According to reports, Prince Harry described how the King, whose official title was Prince Charles at the time, stood between him and his brother William “looking up at our flushed faces” before telling them, “Please, boys,” Harry quotes his father as saying. “Don’t make my final years a misery.”
The extract was published in the Guardian, who “amid stringent pre-launch security around the book, obtained a copy”.
The bombshell book, which also details claims that Prince William 'knocked' Prince Harry 'to the floor' following an argument at Nottingham Cottage, is expected to push Charles to take 'drastic action' following its release.
Meanwhile, Huge sums of money raised through sold copies of Spare will go to charity, Prince Harry confirmed.
And if you can't wait for the book release, you can tune in to see Prince Harry talk candidly about his memoir in a tell-all TV interview to air ahead of its release.
The trailer for the explosive 60 Minutes chat released last week, and some fans are already shocked by the claims.
One fan wrote, "It’s so wonderful to see a prince of the realm authentically and organically speaking his truth. Very moving. My left eye is dropping a single tear."
And another fan put, "He is a wreck. Very disturbing even to look at him. Very sad..."
While CBS is not available in the UK, clips from the programme are expected to be uploaded to the channel's Youtube and social media pages shortly after the interview airs.
The programme will also stream on Paramount +
You can pre-order a copy of Spare from Amazon, ahead of it's release.
