Princess Diana would be ‘displeased’ with Prince Harry & Prince William’s dispute: Expert

• Princess Diana would have been disappointed to see her kids, Harry and William.
• Harry claimed in his explosive memoir Spare that William physically attacked him.
• Diana was more sensitive to people’s feelings than Harry is.

Princess Diana would have been disappointed to see her kids, Prince Harry and Prince William, squabbling and her younger son’s blistering assaults on his sibling.

In an interview with media, royal analyst Ingrid Seward stated that the former Princess of Wales would be “dissatisfied” with how the Duke of Sussex has spoken about his brother.

“Diana used to say, ‘Harry’s the naughty one, just like me’, but Diana was more sensitive to people’s feelings than Harry is,” the expert added.

“She wouldn’t have been so outspoken because she wouldn’t want to hurt William,” Seward said. “I imagine that Diana would be unhappy with the way Harry has spoken about his brother.”

The expert commented on the late princess’s friendship with King Charles, saying, “Also, I think that Diana felt it was her exclusive right to attack her husband.”

“But, certainly, it is not her children’s right to attack their father,” she said.

The expert then discussed Harry’s attacks on William, saying, “I think he’s realized he’s gone too far with William, and he’s said more than enough.”

“To my mind, the whole of Spare was a pretty good attack on his brother,” Seward added.

Harry claimed in his explosive memoir Spare that William physically attacked him and “knocked” him to the floor after an altercation in 2019.

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“He grabbed me by the collar, ripping my necklace, and he knocked me to the floor,” claimed the father of two. “I landed on the dog’s bowl, which cracked under my back, the pieces cutting into me.”

“I lay there for a moment, dazed, then got to my feet and told him to get out.”