• Americans “respect” how Prince William has handled ‘grenades’ thrown by Harry and Meghan.
• Spare targeted Prince William, 40, exposing the schism between future King and Harry.
• During a fight, the Duke of Sussex claimed his older brother “knocked” him to the ground.

Americans “respect” how Prince William has handled “grenades” thrown by Prince Harry  and Meghan Markle in recent months.

Following the Sussexes’ Netflix series and Prince Harry’s memoir Spare, a slew of sensational claims about the Prince of Wales emerged, but the heir to the throne appears to have taken them in stride.

Spare targeted Prince William, 40, exposing the schism between the future King and Harry. During a fight, the Duke of Sussex, 38, claimed his older brother “knocked” him to the ground.

However, Prince William – and the rest of the Firm – have remained tight-lipped about the memoir while carrying out royal duties as usual, earning him “respect” across the Atlantic.

US-based royal expert Kinsey Schofield told: “At the end of the day, I think Americans have a lot of respect for the way Prince William has handled the last few months.”

He and Kate, Princess of Wales have three children: Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, four, who appear to be his primary focus in addition to his royal duties.

Ms Schofield said: “Additionally, his focus has to be on HIS family. He has three beautiful children that he has committed to bringing up in a loving environment and nothing about what Harry is doing right now aligns with that objective.”

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Meghan and Harry’s two-part Netflix docuseries premiered in December. In the docuseries, Prince Harry claimed that William “screamed” at him about the Sussexes’ planned move to the United States.

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