Prince Harry to defend scandalous memoirs in TV interviews

Prince Harry will speak about his memoir in television interviews on Sunday after the book’s explosive revelations about royal breakups, sex and drugs cast doubt on his future in the British royal family.

The 38-year-old prince’s ghostwritten book “Spare” was widely leaked after it mistakenly went on sale in Spain ahead of its official publication date on Tuesday.

The details include an allegation that his brother Prince William, the heir to the throne, attacked him during a dispute over his wife Meghan; an account of how he lost his virginity; an admission of drug use; and a claim that he killed 25 people while serving in Afghanistan.

British media reported on Sunday that the book had deeply hurt William and the children’s father, King Charles III, but the monarch wants to reconcile with his son. The palace has not officially reacted.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declined to comment on the scandal in an interview with the BBC, stressing his “enormous respect for the royal family.”

TV channels have already released clips of Harry discussing his troubled relationship with William and accusing his family of planting negative stories about him and Meghan in the media.

British television ITV will be the first to broadcast its show “Harry: The Interview” at 9:00 pm (21:00 GMT) on Sunday.

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