Prince Harry Drops Diana Abuse Bombshell

Prince Harry recently made an appearance on “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert Tuesday night to discuss the release of his memoir “Spare,” which was published globally Tuesday morning.

Prince Harry talks about Diana

The Duke of Sussex joined the late-night host after a slew of interviews leading up to the highly anticipated release of the explosive book. During the interview, Harry spent a good chunk of time criticizing the “dangerous” behavior of the British press.

In the interview, Harry touched on hot topics not only in his book, but in the press over the years, such as the treatment of his wife, Meghan, his mother’s death, and the allegedly contentious relationship with his brother.

He continued to slam the England’s media outlets and acknowledging the former obsession over his late mother, Princess Diana, Harry said he had “never seen the level of abuse and harassment” that he witnessed with his wife.

Harry also spoke on the “fracture” in his relationship with Prince William, the heir to the throne, and appeared to be surprised by how much of the tension between them has been pinned on Meghan. In the book, Harry goes on to claim that his relationship with William, affectionately called “Willy,” has been strained for years.

While talking about the relationship with William, Harry shared more details on the way the two brothers dealt with the death of their mother. He said he believes their relationship would not have reached its current point of contention if Princess Diana was still alive.

Harry stated that while he was younger, he often thought she was alive somewhere in the world, but in hiding, and she’d eventually come to “save” him and William. He also said he has felt her presence more in the past two years than he did in the 24 years after her death in 1997.