Prince Harry used some pretty strong language to describe how he saw “Megxit”—saying in an interview that he “fled” his “home country” while “fearing for our lives.”
Prince Harry said Sunday night on British television that he “fled” his “home country” with Meghan “fearing for our lives,” at the time of their so-called “Megxit.”
The interview featured extracts from the book read by Harry, including the opening sequence, in which Harry described being told by his father that his mother had died in a car crash. Harry insisted what he was writing in the memoir was not to hurt Charles and Prince William. “I love my father. I love my brother. I love my family. I always do. Nothing of what I've done in this book or otherwise has ever been to harm them or hurt them.”
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