Prince Harry’s TV interview bombshell: sets royal ‘Heartbreaking’ on twitter

• Prince Harry sat down with ITV’s Tom Bradby to promote his memoir Spare.
• The jilted duke said he wants his father and brother back.
• Others say he comes across as ‘pathetic’.

Prince Harry sat down with ITV’s Tom Brady for a shocking interview to promote his memoir Spare, and the trailer has divided royal Twitter.

The Duke of Sussex’s next interview will be released in full two days before the release of his memoir Spare on January 10, with the jilted duke declaring in the trailer that he wants his father and brother, King Charles and Prince William, back.

He also told Bradby that ‘it never had to be this way,’ and that ‘they’ (Charles and William) have shown no interest in reconciling with him.

Soon after the publication of the video, royal admirers swarmed Twitter with their opinions, with some pointing out how ‘heartbreaking’ the relationship between Harry and his family is to others revealing how he comes across ‘pathetic’.

One user tweeted: “He seems so lost. His family is all he has ever known and they have turned their back on him because he got lost along the way. It’s heartbreaking to watch.”

Meanwhile, another wrote sarcastically, “Generally speaking I find that slagging your family off multiple times to a global audience tends to get in the way of any chance of reconciliation. Could be just me though.”

“Harry looks so sad all the time. I really do feel bad for him but I can totally understand why his family are so angry with him. I’m not sure there’s ever going to be room for reconciliation.”

And another tweeted: “No attempt to reconcile? How can they when they knew the book and docu-series were coming out and you were recording video notes since 2020. I’m sure they’d love to have a conversation knowing it wouldn’t be potentially replayed via another interview in several months…”

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