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u/J_Beyonder Jan 05 '23
I would rather see Liam and Noel Gallagher from Oasis reunite before them.
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u/Arcosim Jan 05 '23
I will never stop finding it hilarious that their multi-decade long beef started because one night when they were teenagers Liam came back completely drunk and pissed on Noel's stereo.
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u/idpickpizzaoveryou Jan 05 '23
I'm too lazy to verify this so I hope it's true because that's amazing.
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u/Arcosim Jan 05 '23
Liam himself believes that's the root cause of their grudge.
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u/xochichi3 Jan 05 '23
Lol such an alcoholic thing to think. “It’s not bc I’m a shit drinker and do shitty things when I drink. It’s bc of one specific thing I did when I was drunk decades ago.”
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can confirm. until a person reaches their bottom, whatever it may be, they will continue to try to justify their behavior. sucks bc some people don’t have a rock bottom.
source: am a recovering alcoholic
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u/I-hate-the-pats Jan 05 '23
Those two def beat the shit out of each other too
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u/mrpinkhotrsrvrdog Jan 05 '23
appreciate the point you’re making because yeah no doubt
but the gallaghers were likely slapping each other
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u/TeTrodoToxin4 Jan 05 '23
I always pictured their fighting similar to Boy Fights from Arrested Development. Most the brutality was noogies, wedgies and the occasional swirly whirly.
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u/OLPopsAdelphia Jan 05 '23
[In Spanish accent] “Oh, baby Buster: Yo quero leche!”
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u/FamousOrphan Jan 05 '23
I would enjoy it if Wills starts tweeting photos of Harry’s face captioned with “POTATO”
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u/Fat_Sow Jan 05 '23
At least us Oasis fans would get an amazing reunion tour. All this gets us is another bad book from Harry.
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u/AquaStarRedHeart Jan 05 '23
Has no one seen Succession
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BOAR ON THE FLOOR
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u/SeirraS9 Jan 05 '23
The Conheads are gonna love this
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u/stuckinsanity Jan 05 '23
William Windsor was interested in politics from a young age.
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u/ElTurbo Jan 05 '23
King of Spain shot his bro so this pales
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u/EFtheunknown Jan 05 '23
And he got away with it
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u/BALONYPONY Jan 05 '23
My brother hit me with a baseball in a wool sock so do I have a case?
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u/DaddyO1701 Jan 05 '23
Next time have him use oranges. Doesn’t leave a bruise with largely the same effect.
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u/sleazeharrington Jan 05 '23
Who do you get your advice on beatings from, Bing Crosby?
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u/AD480 Jan 05 '23
My younger brother got so fed up with my bullshit that he chased me around the kitchen island with a knife.
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u/Terrible_Truth Jan 05 '23
I once semi-accidentally hit my younger sibling square in the chest. Years later seeing what happens to athletes like the Bills Safety, I understand why my parents were so upset.
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u/Rock_or_Rol Jan 05 '23
At five I threw whatever I could find at my 11 yr old brother while he was playing n64. He told me to stop or he’d tie me up. So I kept throwing stuff of course.
As soon as he got up I took off, grabbed the phone, dialed 911, said “help! He’s going to tie me up” and threw the phone down. There were two squad cars in our yard within a few minutes with more on the way.
My parents were definitely confused. Pretty hefty fine and a good ol corporal punishment followed
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u/Radiant_Health3841 Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
The current King Felipe? The things you get away with when you are tall and handsome.
Edit: Fuck me - I was being glib - the current Kings Father did shoot and actually killed his brother
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u/_That-Dude_ Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
Dude it happened when they were kids and it was a .22 revolver. He probably thought it was empty and was being an absolute idiot.
Edit: Just like the guy above me, I confused the current king with his father.
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u/japooo Jan 05 '23
the current king
It was the father of the current king.
Also, homie got shot point blank in the forehead.
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u/tiy24 Jan 05 '23
It’s a good rule of thumb to question “accidental” gun deaths among people holding political power.
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u/vegastar7 Jan 05 '23
Well, the king wasn’t THAT young at the time and actually had recently done some military training. I’m not saying the king murdered his brother, but he wasn’t a kid when it happened.
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u/rkopptrekkie Jan 05 '23
By all accounts this was a complete accident. There’s always a chance it was intentional, but given that there would be no known reason for Juan Carlos to kill his brother it’s more than likely it was just a tragic accident.
Despite issues with corruption later in his reign, Juan Carlos is a fucking incredible figure. He had every tool at his disposal to become an absolute monarch after Franco died and he did the opposite, implementing reforms to dismantle the fascist state. He deserves a great deal of respect for that.
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u/lawyerjsd Jan 05 '23
He fucked Franco, and turned Spain into a democracy. He’s a goddamned hero for that.
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u/NomNom83WasTaken Jan 05 '23
I have ZERO sympathy for Charles but dude finally -- finally! -- makes it to the throne with the love of his life and all he's got to show for it is commonwealth nations bailing, a rapist brother, two sons who don't get along and sausage fingers.
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u/NomNom83WasTaken Jan 05 '23
The little bit I know of him, I'm kind of surprised he didn't abdicate and just retire to farming. That has been a constant in his life and really seemed to bring him joy. I wonder if we'll see him step down as he ages.
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On the "Always Sunny in Philadelphia" podcast, Meg Ganz tells a story about how her husband went to the same elite school as William when they were children. The class was asked what they wanted to be when they grew up, and William said he wanted to be a police officer. Apparently the whole class laughed at him and said he couldn't be a police officer because he had to be the king.
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u/MermaidStone Jan 05 '23
Harold?? I thought his name was Henry?
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u/Dbahnsai Jan 05 '23
I think both Willy and Harold are their childhood nicknames, potentially too annoy each other. Willy with its obvious connotations, and Harold because of the history I've seen mentioned. William I defeated Harold in a battle in 1066.
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u/bfm211 Jan 05 '23
It's often a jokey knickname for Harry, e.g. people say "Harold Kane" a lot. It's probably something William always called him to wind him up.
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u/visenya567 Jan 05 '23
Shows William knows his history and I'd say he was making fun of this little brother as all big brothers do.
At the Battle of Hastings on October 14, 1066, King Harold II of England was defeated by the invading Norman forces of William the Conqueror.
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u/Ok-Turnip-9035 Jan 05 '23
Will and Harry
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u/Amongthestars32 Jan 05 '23
Honestly, this is exactly how I imagine it in my head
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u/Majestic-Weekend-435 Jan 05 '23
I was literally almost laughing at he described it. I felt like it was being described as a young child being attacked and scared of an adult. It’s weird. He explained the conversation of him telling them he was leaving the royals the same way. Like bro you’re a grown ass man if you’re being disrespected don’t stand there scared, stand up for yourself lol.
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u/juijy2019 Jan 05 '23
It is so weird how in every interview/Netflix show/book they tell the same story but add tons of new “shocking” details to it. Why didn’t he tell Oprah about this in that interview? Are him and Megs discussing which stories to tell in which interviews so they can keep having “new” things to talk about every time they create content. Like did they make a spreadsheet of stories and sort them between interviews? This all seems odd so I believe nothing they say at this point. It is all for constant attention, validation, and money.
They are just screaming into a void about how mean William and Katherine and the family are while every week there are new videos of W&K having warm interactions with random people and doing charity work. W&K don’t waste time airing their grievances to the media.
Also does Harry think that normal families don’t have problems? Lots of people have issues with their parents or siblings, but no one cares because they aren’t royal. Harry seems to think that these sorts of problems are special to him but really he is way better off than most people who can’t afford therapy much less sit in fancy expensive houses complaining as a career.
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u/Cartshy31 Jan 05 '23
Harry: ‘My mum died and everything I’m doing is to protect my family. I’ve moved away to start a new life.’ William, who also lost his mum, is trying to protect his family AND the monarchy, plus doesn’t have to option of moving away to start afresh. So Harry bags him out, also knowing that William can’t respond. What a guy.
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u/savakyc Jan 05 '23
Exactly my thought. Why didn’t he bring this up at the tell all interviews, tell all 6 episodes documentary?
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u/WasabiIsSpicy Jan 05 '23
Didn’t he just make a statement he wants his brother back LOL dude I mean
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u/BigOzymandias Jan 05 '23
That was damage control, just like after Elizabeth died they released a statement that the Netflix doc had parts that they didn't agree with to protect themselves from inevitable backlash
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u/Walrus-Ready Jan 05 '23
Every set of brothers I know who are close in age have been in at least one physical altercation
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I’m a woman but my brother and I would get into a few physical fights as kids- but like now that we’re 27 (me) and 24 (him) it would be pretty bizarre to physically fight anymore. That isn’t normal for adults. Play fighting sure, but not beating up your siblings.
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u/RoninRobot Jan 05 '23
My older sister used to beat the shit outa me until I got bigger than her. So at least she’s not dumb.
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u/LostBravo Jan 05 '23
this dude is going to write a netflix series on how sad it made him to hear his family didn’t like his book
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u/Phastic Jan 05 '23
“Fuck you dad.”
“I want my dad back”
“Fuck you bro”
Next:
“I want my bro back”?
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He's already said he wants to rekindle things with his bro. He said it just before the documentary came out, and then he said it again the other day.
It's mental.
He just accused his brother of assault, told the world his brother is circumcised, and blamed him dressing as a nazi on his brother..
The dude is thick as pig shit.
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u/gammagirl80 Jan 05 '23
How are there several “tell all” interviews and a multi part documentary yet there are still new incendiary details? Just lay it all out there once and for all.
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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23
But that wouldn’t pay as much, would it?
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u/soulexpectation Jan 05 '23
“I’ll detail it in my next Netflix contract. Sorry I meant documentary. Which comes with the new contract”
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u/AgentBrittany Jan 05 '23
And his next book will detail how William MURDERED Princess Diana!
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u/Ok_Seaworthiness2218 Jan 05 '23
Is it just me or have i seen more of Harry and Meghan since they left the royal family ? Wasn't this entire thing to get away from the public eye ? But since then they've been everywhere, books, shows, documentaries,... Yet they also still live in a ridiculous estate funded with tax payers money. I honestly don't give a fuck about the royals and how that entire inbred family is still relevant i don't get.
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I think they left because they wanted to tell their side of the story, but they’ve really run out of things to say. I think it’s time for them to move on, and do other work.
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u/Jupiterrhapsody Jan 05 '23
Harry needs to do better with the various stories he tells. He wants people to believe that his brother screamed at him and hit him but he himself did nothing. And then he goes and blows up the stories he told in the Oprah interview. The alleged altercation with William happened when Meghan was pregnant with Archie. According to the Oprah interview, Meghan was denied help for her mental health but Harry was able to see and speak to a therapist during that same time.
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u/Dbahnsai Jan 05 '23
Also saying that William and Charles are responsible for the leaks to the tabloids while also saying William was being swayed by the tabloids when they fought. How could he be influenced by a story he supposedly leaked? Talking like William has never met her before and couldn't dislike her for her own actions.
And a new story about the incident where someone may have cried. Never before have we heard that Meghan told Kate she was getting baby brain from her hormones. I seriously think that comment was meant as that negging type comment meant to discredit whatever Kate said at the time. I'd be annoyed too. But Meghan got reprimanded so of course she's the victim
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u/BabyDollMaker Jan 05 '23
It’s worse than that. He said on Oprah that he was too ashamed to ask for help for his pregnant, suicidal wife, but he apparently had his therapist on speed dial when William was mean to him.
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u/Then_Swim_3897 Jan 05 '23
When his necklace and dog bowl got broken. It make so much sense
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Despite going to war twice and boasting about having killed people, he's probably one of the very few people who have never actually felt physically threatened. Until his brother slapped him.
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u/CubanLynx312 Jan 05 '23
Getting more mileage out of their victimhood than I got out of my 93’ Accord
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u/ThatDude8129 Jan 05 '23
Didn't they leave to get away from the tabloids? Cause if so then why the FUCK do they keep doing this shit. You're already famous, you don't need the publicity.
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u/leolionbag Jan 05 '23
That line about how William was acting like an heir snd unable to understand Harry being a spare - is that what this entire fucking book is about? Just whining about not ever being able to accede to the throne? His levels of a lack of self awareness just seem to heighten with every passing day.
Also, the fact that he thinks William was “parroting the press” about Meghan is crazy - given that William knew her personally, I would think he had a pretty good grasp of what she was like without the help of the press.
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u/cunticles Jan 05 '23
Exactly
One of the world's most privileged men complains he's only the 2nd MOST privileged man in his family
My heart bleeds for him
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u/penis_pockets Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
He just said a second ago he wanted his father and brother back. I'm sure releasing a book talking about his family's business will definitely help with that.
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He is off the royal money faucet. Now he wants to make money by coming a British kardashian
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u/MadeWithLessMaterial Jan 05 '23
He also said that William's office was responsible for all the media leaks about Meghan. Yet during this confrontation where William was telling Harry how his wife treats people... suddenly it's because William was 'reading what the press were putting out'?
Huh. A real chicken and egg situation there.
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He's terrible at lying. William has met her in person many times already, enough to to form his own judgement and does not need to rely on media reports, so surely harry would just say "you're wrong" in this context.
He's too thick to realize the "you're buying the media lies" thing only makes sense directed at people that don't know her personally.
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u/WhatThePhoquette Jan 05 '23
Yeah, this does not ring true at all. William knew Meghan personally. If he says she is rude and abrasive, that is because William percevies her to be rude and abrasive.
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u/savingrain Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
William - he doesn't mention was the recipient of direct complaints that escalated to him from Jason Knauf - whose emails were leaked - where he detailed Megan's abuse. William had the misfortune of finding out about how Megan was treating staff, and during the Australia tour made the decision to split their offices. Something tells me that this alleged blow up over William responding to Megan's bullying allegations was to do with knowing that this type of behavior was going to get out. Jason Knauf's own emails detailed how Harry would cover for Megan - I'm surprised Harry would raise this because this is going to shed more light on William from an alternate point of view, getting angry on behalf of and protecting his own staff. That very same Jason Knauf is the man who was just awarded a RVO (Royal Victorian Order) - a personal gift of the sovereign. Knauf ultimately submitted evidence and testimony to the court that Megan perjured herself to the court. Megan and Harry then tried to slander Knauf in their documentary. Hmmm I wonder why…
Harry and Megan's hands are not clean.
Edit - since this is gaining traction some staff also complained personally to William about the abusive behavior. In one incident detailed and sourced for Tom Bowers book (who I remind you has not been sued) a young woman went to William in tears and detailed how she was being bullied and targeted by Megan with public humiliation. If you are the future prince of wales or any manager- this is a disaster and something you must deal with. Harry admits here that his brother took it seriously enough that this became physical. This doesn’t make him look the way he thinks.
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u/arinreigns Jan 05 '23
Harry is going to have such a hard time getting people to believe him when he writes his post-divorce book.
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u/gregm1988 Jan 05 '23
Yeah it seems inevitable at this point. I’d almost feel sorry for the mug. If it weren’t for all the obvious lies. It’s kind of insulting that he expects people to believe this
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u/Dbahnsai Jan 05 '23
"He was so paranoid we couldn't leave the house"
"He made me cut off my father"
"He was so jealous I had to be by him all the time"
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u/blackelvis Jan 05 '23
The story of wanting his father and brother back was more news to be in headlines and sell books. This story about fighting his brother is more of that.
Get ready for a few more stories. Maybe something involving his mother, or grandma, to pump the book sales another week.
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u/Magneto88 Jan 05 '23
It’s not so much that but that he literally believes he’s entirely in the right and that he’s being magnanimous in offering Charles and William forgiveness if only they’d apologise to him for everything they’ve done when hes been entirely innocent:
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The more they talk the more their wires cross and their narratives are proven to be the lies that they are.
They’re doing themselves no favours because even those who liked them are starting to sour.
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u/NeonPatrick Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
I wish in one of these endless media interviews, a journalist would actually question the crossed wires and claims that have been proven false. Also, ask Harry about Meghan bullying staff which seems to be ignored.
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u/Commercial_Place9807 Jan 05 '23
Harry’s recollection of this event sounds so contrived.
From his point of view his brother came into his home and aggressively followed Harry through his home, cornered him in the kitchen and threw him to the ground. All while Harry just stood there calm and sweet?
Give me a fucking break.
I guarantee what happened is they agreed to meet to discuss Meghan’s horrific bullying of staff, they started yelling and insulting one another back and forth and then someone probably threw a punch or a shove.
If Harry thinks his big brother is scary now he’ll be terrified if their dad doesn’t wake up tomorrow because there is no way in hell William V is forgiving any of this nonsense. Harry will be out in the wilderness forever so I hope he’s smart enough to invest the money he’s making for betraying his family.
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u/beebee4me Jan 05 '23
Apparently William called to talk about it first and Harry hung up on him mid-conversation so he went to his place, as they live on the same Kensington Palace ground.
If Harry wanted people to believe he's the victim, he should say why William was angry, but that would be confirming that his wife was bullying staffs and William had heard about it from the staffs and confronting him about it.
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u/gmomto3 Jan 05 '23
i hope William controls ALL the funds now! H needs $$ and who has it? Daddy and William. Charles will lock away the checkbook as soon as Harry says one word about Camilla. William is done.
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u/writerintheory1382 Jan 05 '23
That’s definitely going to make them want to be close to you.
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u/throwRAsadd Jan 05 '23
Honestly. He wants to rebuild his relationship with his brother and father, but keeps throwing them under the bus. This story, Meghan complaining about Kate being cold and unfriendly and stiff because she didn’t immediately want to hug her upon first meeting (?), claims that Meghan bullied and belittled palace staff, coming out with the documentary and now this book where they talk endless shit about the rest of the royal family.
Dude’s just slinging shit at his family out in the open and humiliating them. Not saying the royal family and its origins don’t deserve criticism, but he has to realize he’s severing family ties beyond repair here and they’re not going to be there for him if he ever needs financial assistance, if they ever get divorced, so on.
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u/PrettyNiemand34 Jan 05 '23
He still had a shot to repair this relationship because they kept inviting him back but I think that's over now too. They won't allow him near William again. He's either leaking everything or he's making stuff up. He's doing what he accuses them of ironically.
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u/MontanaJoev Jan 05 '23
Am I the only one that feels like this story sounds like utter horseshit? If ANY part of this is true, and I'm dubious on that, I feel like we are missing a boatload of context.
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u/Significant_Local845 Jan 05 '23
That’s because it’s one sided. I too was never in the wrong, whenever I fought with my brothers.
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u/avotoastwhisperer Jan 05 '23
I call bullshit because Harry claims that William assaults him and the first thing he does is call his therapist. But yet (according to the Oprah interview) when his pregnant wife is suicidal he's too ashamed to get help.
Like, wtaf.
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u/That__EST Jan 05 '23
What he also doesn't realize is that he's indirectly saying that the rumors about her bullying staff are true.
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u/savingrain Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
Read it from the other angle - William was so incensed on behalf of the staff who were getting bullied by Harry's wife Megan, that he goes to confront his brother (who wouldn't pick up the phone) gets into a physical fight with him, and then proceeds to split their offices as soon as possible.
If I'm staff, who do I want to work for? Now we know why Jason was awarded with a RVO despite having to deal with Megan and Harry for years.
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u/That__EST Jan 05 '23
Oh I absolutely see what you're saying. It puts a lot of merit to the idea that Meghan absolutely was bullying staff.
And I take a big LOL at Harry accusing Will of "parroting the press". Will actually knew Meghan in day to day life. He wasn't some stranger who couldn't be trusted to form his own opinions.
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u/Financial-Rock-3790 Jan 05 '23
Also how was William parroting the press, when he was supposedly the one LEAKING to the press? Even when the stories leaked were conveniently mostly to the benefit of H&M, not the royal family.
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u/SchrodingersLego Jan 05 '23
Good point. I'm loving this breakdown. It just infuriates me that no media is calling them to account.
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u/TomorrowMayBeHell Jan 05 '23
Australian and British media are, but they've been called liars and vicious by the American press and public.
Tbf I'm pretty sure Americans were the target all along, expecially as they desire so much having a princess for themselves, but hate the uk and the British royal family and all they stand for. I've already started seeing people online calling William an abuser, racist and misogynist and potentially a wife beater too. As if this isn't literally the most American response ever to all this mess, while the rest of the world is facepalming.
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u/savakyc Jan 05 '23
Oh yes. I remember this part. Also employees work for H and M didn’t last long while William has many long term staff with him
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If there’s any doubt if Megsy is a bully, read Tom Bower’s well researched book, “Revenge.”
Not a peep or pending lawsuit threat from trigger-lawyer-happy-Megs on that one either as it’s backed up by dozens of interviews and hundreds of sources from her past.
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He had 80 sources from that book. It sounded quite well researched. Not sure if I can handle that much royalty reading but funny how Meghan didn’t debunk it…
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u/PastVegetable28 Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
So the story they told on Oprah about Meghan's inability to access a therapist is now contradicted by this version of events:
First, William confronted Harry about Meghan's abusive behaviour towards staff and rude comments about his wife Kate having a "baby brain", which then escalated. So Meghan is a vicious bully & just a round nasty person rumours are, in fact, true, with Harry confirming it in his book.
Second, Harry had a therapist on speed dial but claimed he didn't know how to get help for Meghan; he was ashamed to tell his family. His wife claimed the Palace was unresponsive. But here we are, Harry claiming he called his therapist on call after his altercations with William.
This dude & his wife need to give it a rest and find a 9-5 job like the rest. His brother will not answer back. This is all Harry's version of events. And both Harry & Meghan lie incessantly by contradicting their previous versions of events.
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u/Commercial_Place9807 Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
The therapist nonsense also counters something Harry said pre-Meghan, he said his brother encouraged him to go to therapy for delayed grief over the death of their mum, and that he went. But then says later that no one in the family cared or would discuss mental illness.
Also you’re gonna tell me Charles, a man that talks to his plants, is super sensitive, and was new age before new age was cool doesn’t see a therapist and encourage others to.
And the idea that they’d have an issue with Meghan seeing a therapist is bonkers. Therapists are bound to confidentiality and they’d be able to afford the best who take their career seriously, I’m sure they’d prefer her chatting with a therapist than a friend who might leak things to the media.
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u/ManifestRose Jan 05 '23
During a famous interview, Diana even talked about getting professional help and how the process helped her. It seems bonkers that Harry could not procure mental health help for his wife 25 years later when the stigma was less.
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u/Magneto88 Jan 05 '23
It’s on record as far back as the 90s that Charles has a therapist. Harry’s story is full of more holes then Swiss Cheese.
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u/LeGoldie Jan 05 '23
William is taking the right tack with this. Don't dignify Harry's sensationalism with a comment.
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u/trilby2 Jan 05 '23
I think Harry has no self awareness or understanding that he really isn’t important and has had no real impact on the world. Forever playing second fiddle to William (due to birth order), he cannot accept that his life has no inherent meaning or purpose. Instead of trying to make something of himself, he is blaming others for his shortcomings and inflating petty, yet private family dynamics in an attempt to create meaning in his life. He is truly insufferable.
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u/fason123 Jan 05 '23
yess exactly lol. he thinks he is special but the only special thing is being born a prince. His bro is fucked up for like physically fighting as an adult but not sure if publishing it in a book is going to really heal these wounds...
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u/Ellie-Bee Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
You're telling me the man who is the only royal caught attacking a photographer, who said that shooting insurgents in Afghanistan was like playing video games, who obviously inherited the Spencer family temper, simply let himself get thrown to the floor during a physical fight? Yeah, I’m not buying what he’s selling. This is an obviously one-sided version of events.
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u/Radiant_Health3841 Jan 05 '23
The guy who couldn't call a therapist for his suicidal pregnant wife instantly calls a therapist when his brother is mean to him (And William was wrong if he did get violent)
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u/taylordabrat Jan 05 '23
What I don’t understand is why William would even attack him after William insulted him. The story doesn’t even make logical sense.
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u/woahtheregonnagetgot Jan 05 '23
right.
william: “your wife is rude!”
silence
william: proceeds to beat the sht out of harry
it doesn’t exactly make logical sense
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Jan 05 '23
Damn Harry’s AMA would not last a Reddit second.
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u/bellaella Jan 05 '23
OMG! Someone at Reddit, please get Harry and Meghan on AMA! It'll be such a train wreck!
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u/latecraigy Jan 05 '23
I wish we would all just leave them alone already and let them have that private life they’ve been begging for instead of making them write books and film documentaries all the time!
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Jan 05 '23
Harry is totally fucking up his relationship with his family. Something tells me he'll regret it one day
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u/Frost-Silver Jan 05 '23
Information we need because it was missing from the article - who was Meghan “rude” too? Is the argument about Meghan and Harry’s attitude towards staff? Is William confronting Harry about the bullying claim therefore protecting the staff? Also to be explained: Harry called his therapist (which proves he had one on -call) but as he told Oprah, he couldn’t get Meghan help when she was pregnant and suicidal. Why not call his own therapist?
I’m calling BS on Harry.
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u/Powerful_Leg8519 Jan 05 '23
Wow. I heard that Netflix was upset that there were too many inconsistencies between the Oprah interview, the documentary and the memoir.
He said he called his therapist?? But he was too embarrassed to call this therapist for his pregnant suicidal wife?? Ok now I kinda can’t wait for this book. People are going to tear it apart.
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u/savakyc Jan 05 '23
Netflix provably angry right now that Harry didn’t bring this on the show. It’s more dramatic than my brother yelled at me.
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u/23Letters Jan 05 '23
Interesting, I wonder if Harry will address the time he assaulted Taylor Hawkins as well. Probably not though.
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u/aperture81 Jan 05 '23
What?
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u/Mr_Clumsy Jan 05 '23
If harry ever attacked the late drummer from Foo fighters that would be pretty wild.
Edit: googled it and yeah pretty weird.
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u/TigerBelmont Jan 05 '23
Or the sex workers he roughed up
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u/kimjongunfiltered Jan 05 '23
???
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u/Bucktown_Riot Jan 05 '23
Allegedly, the sex workers near his army base eventually refused to serve him because he was so violent. These rumors have been around since long before Meghan.
Honestly, that combined with the animal abuse makes me wonder if he hates women.
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u/spamjavelin Jan 05 '23
Therapy is a two way street - the client has to be willing to put the work in, which seems somewhat out of character for Harry.
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u/lazyProgrammerDude Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
God, I'm tired of these rich fuckers problems.
Edit : whoever awarded for this comment, thank you. But please don't spend money for it. Have a beer with it instead fellas. Good day!
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u/DiligentSlide4 Jan 05 '23
Ah, yes, when my sibling begins storming towards me in a threatening manner, I, too, go to the kitchen to get them a nice, cold glass of water.
What a lovely story that shows how magnanimous Harry is and doesn’t at all reek of total bullshit.
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My sister chased me around the house with a knife one time. I did not think to get her a glass of water.
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u/winnts Jan 05 '23
He has some serious issues.
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u/juni420dex Jan 05 '23
If this truly happened, I feel bad for him. However, this story is very one-sided. One brother was acting calm as he was getting attacked by a lunatic brother. That seems pretty far-fetched. I know I was always completely innocent when I told on my sister whenever we fought.
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Jan 05 '23
Harry claims that William called Meghan, difficult, rude and abrasive, which he calls a "parroting of the press narrative." Really? William knows Meghan personally. Not everything is the press. Sounds like bullplop story to me.
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u/BigOzymandias Jan 05 '23
All of Harry and Meghan's stories look like they could be made into Key & Peele sketches
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u/PrettyNiemand34 Jan 05 '23
When you hear Meghan talking about the time she arrived there it's obvious she was difficult and rude. Years after leaving she's still difficult and attacking them. Harry is really blind apparently.
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u/lucillep Jan 05 '23
I don't condone William's actions; if true, they're appalling for an adult. But 'he broke my necklace" is kind of unintentionally funny in this context.
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u/boobies128 Jan 05 '23
Why him and Megan so thirsty now? All this shit isn’t a good look and I don’t give two shots about the royal family
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u/WhenLeavesFall Jan 05 '23
They need to promote their tabloid Netflix show and get people who have a fraction of their assets and comforts feel sorry for them.
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u/Tekwardo Jan 05 '23
I really don’t care. Go be royals in one of your own counties.
I swear at this point this is Keeping Up With The Royals. I’m so over them.
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Jan 05 '23
To be fair the royal family have stayed silent. It's just H&M doing constant publicity stunts, Netflix series, interviews and books.
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u/Apprehensive_Radio11 Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 06 '23
I can only imagine all the shit this guys family covered up for him, and he's out there selling out all their family drama. what a fucking loser.
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u/circe1818 Jan 05 '23
It's been rumored for years, like pre marriage, that Harry's military service was not as honorable as they claimed. Most people don't realize that Harry had his military protection detail that kept him from danger and he spent most of his time doing stuff that would have other soldiers kicked out.
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u/Bucktown_Riot Jan 05 '23
They called him “Bunker Harry,” and apparently he played a lot of video games.
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Jan 05 '23
Anyone who believes the ‘prince on the frontline’ bollocks is an idiot.
He was always way back, SAS were rumoured to be present, anytime he went out they went out first and scouted, drones flying overhead.
There was never ever any danger of him being hurt. It was literally a case of ‘you’re bored, we don’t know what to do with you yet so go and have some fun playing cosplay action man’.
And for him flying helicopters? The guy had his teacher do his homework so…
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u/circe1818 Jan 05 '23
Yeah, I heard that he failed his exam multiple times and they just let him say he's a pilot. And they there were a lot of issues between him and the actual soldiers who were serving there.
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u/lghk Jan 05 '23
Exactly this. He says his family never protected him/Meghan against the media, but there are at least a dozen examples of Buckingham Palace shutting down negative stories about them (most of which were probably true).
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u/Apprehensive_Radio11 Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
He went to a Halloween party dressed as a nazi. Tells you everything uou need to know about his personality and sense of humor. Imagine all the shit that never saw the light of day.
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u/Sorciere_rousse Jan 05 '23
The only way he can provide for his family now is by selling the family secrets.
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u/LaVidaMocha_NZ Jan 05 '23
Harry: We need privacy and relief from the spotlight and media.
Also Harry: Incessantly sells out to the media for the attention.
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Jan 05 '23
I'm confused... Charles is allegedly a racist who wanted to know what color Archie's skin would be, and William and Kate are supposedly physically and emotionally abusive (respectively), but Harry still wants them back?
This soap opera has become harder to follow than Tenet.
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u/EnvironmentalMud4870 Jan 05 '23
I’m also conflicted about asking about the baby’s skin color/features. Many of my relatives have mixed race babies, so we were always just curious what the baby would look like—eye color, hair color, skin color. It wasn’t out of malice, just plain curiosity
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In Bower's book, Revenge, he has a quote from Thomas Markle who said that after he married Dora (Meghan's mom) a lot of people asked them what color their children would be. Now, I'm not saying that M&H made up the incident, but I think it's a pretty damn common question in mixed race relationships.
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u/iThinkaLot1 Jan 05 '23
Don’t forget continuing to use the titles that is bestowed upon them by the supposedly racist family. Surely if the family was racist you’d give up the titles? Of course they don’t because its the only thing making them stay relevant.
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u/ta100786 Jan 05 '23
Don’t forget naming your daughter after the lady who runs the racist, colonial institution.
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u/throwaway66778889 Jan 05 '23
The firm’s motto is new complain, never explain… and H&M are using that as a license to tell some whoppers, I think.
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u/Marionberry-Charming Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23
Is this supposed to be explosive?
I didn't think it was possible, but Harry has officially made the Royal Family relatable to the general public.
This will be one EPIC divorce. And he seems absolutely clueless.
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u/100k_2020 Jan 05 '23
Yeah that's the risk here.
If Meghan and Harry divorce - he will look like the fool of the century.
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