Anna Hartz
Harry Denies Breaking Andrew’s Nose After Explosive Family Clash
The British royal family has had its fair share of drama over the years. From public scandals to private tensions, life behind palace walls hasn’t always been calm.
Now, a new book is bringing fresh attention to the relationship between Prince Harry and Prince Andrew. And it’s causing a stir, writes Digi24.
A Heated Argument
According to a biography by author Andrew Lownie, things got physical between the two royals in 2013.
He writes that Harry and Andrew got into a heated argument during a family gathering. Lownie claims it turned into a fight.
He says Harry punched Andrew and left him with a bloody nose. The reason? Allegedly, Harry was angry that Andrew had spoken badly about him behind his back. The argument reportedly ended when others stepped in to stop it.
The book also claims Andrew made harsh remarks about Meghan Markle before she married Harry. He supposedly said their marriage wouldn’t last a month.
He called Meghan an opportunist. He said she was too old and that Harry hadn’t done his homework before proposing.
“Never Happened”
Prince Harry has denied all of it. A spokesperson for Harry and Meghan said the fight never happened.
They also said Andrew never made those comments about Meghan. The couple sent a legal letter to the Daily Mail, saying the claims were false and damaging.
The biography also talks about Andrew’s strained relationships with Prince William and his wife, Catherine.
It says Andrew was rude to them and that William wants Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, out of Royal Lodge. The large estate is owned by the Crown, and Andrew lives there despite losing his royal titles in 2021.
Prince Harry’s ties with his family remain tense. He and Meghan left royal life in 2020.
In his 2022 memoir Spare, he shared personal stories about his struggles and family conflicts. Earlier this year, he said he forgives his family and hopes to make peace.
But with books like this, peace may not come so easily.
This article is made and published by Anna Hartz, who may have used AI in the preparation
