Prince Harry interview

ITV is set to air Tom Bradby's exclusive sit-down interview with Prince Harry on Sunday night (January 8) - just days after excerpts from autobiography ...

[ITV](https://www.itv.com/) in the lead-up to Harry: The Interview hitting small screens this weekend. A separate sit-down interview with CBS News’ Anderson Cooper will also be broadcast in the US on the same date. [Prince William](/topic/prince-william), who he says “knocked him to the floor” and left him with back injuries. It will air at 9pm on Sunday (January 8). The Duke also says he doesn’t know “how staying silent is ever going to make things better”. It comes just days after explosive excerpts of the book were leaked online.

LONDON (AP) — Prince Harry is expected to lob more criticism at the U.K. royal family in broadcast interviews to promote his soul-baring new memoir , which ...

Harry told ITV that he wants reconciliation with the royal family, but “the ball is in their court.” Veteran British journalist Jonathan Dimbleby, a biographer and friend of King Charles III, said Saturday that Harry’s revelations were the type “that you’d expect … The TV interviews are just two of several given by Harry that are set to heap more pressure on the royal family. Harry told “60 Minutes” that it took him over a decade to accept that his mother was dead. And with a family built on hierarchy, and with her, on the way to being queen consort, there was gonna be people or bodies left in the street.” “There were 50,000 bouquets of flowers to our mother and there we were shaking people’s hands, smiling,” Harry told ITV journalist Tom Bradby.

The royal's tell-all interview with ITV journalist Tom Bradby is scheduled to go head-to-head with the Yorkshire police drama on Sunday night, with Harry: The ...

I'll be watching the latter." Equally in the Happy Valley corner, another posted: "am so pleased Happy Valley is on BBC at 9 on Sunday I have really had enough of Harry and it’s still not clear what he hopes to gain from all this," witha fourth writing: "I am so pleased Happy Valley is on BBC at 9 on Sunday I have really had enough of Harry and it’s still not clear what he hopes to gain from all this." Happy Harry or Happy Valley. It means Sergeant Cawood is sure to give Prince Harry a battle in the ratings, particularly given the mood on Twitter is that many people will pick Happy Valley over the Tom Bradby interview. The royal's tell-all interview with ITV journalist Tom Bradby is scheduled to go head-to-head with the Yorkshire police drama on Sunday night, with Harry: The Interview on at 9pm on ITV1, the same time as Happy Valley is on BBC1. Viewers have declared they are ready to 'snub' prince Harry on Sunday night in favour of catching the latest series of Happy Valley instead.

Days after Prince Harry's memoir accidentally went on sale early with new allegations of discord and conflict within the British royal family, a series of ...

Polls suggest many Britons are becoming bored of the whole royal melodrama, and further revelations are unlikely to shake their views, whether sympathy for Harry and Meghan, or for those they criticise. 1 on Amazon UK's bestselling books list on Saturday, available for pre-order ahead of its release. On Sunday, Harry's public thoughts will keep coming, with three more TV interviews due to air.

Prince Harry is set to reveal further details about his life as he promotes his tell-all memoir Spare. The Duke of Sussex has hit headlines across the globe ...

‘Harry: The Interview’ airs Sunday 8 January at 9pm on Virgin Media One and Virgin Media Player. Irish viewers can watch the interview on Virgin Media One and Virgin Media Player. ‘Harry: The Interview’ airs tonight at 9pm ITV and can be streamed on the broadcaster’s recently-launched platform ITVX.

In a new clip, he also speaks about how difficult it was to meet the public after his mother died.

Prince Harry's ITV interview will be the first of four broadcast appearances to be aired over the coming days to promote Spare. Among the other revelations in Spare are a claim by Prince Harry that he was physically attacked by his brother; information on how Harry lost his virginity; details about drug taking; and a claim he Prince Harry adds: "Everyone thought and felt like they knew our mum, and the two closest people to her, the two most loved people by her, were unable to show any emotion in that moment." He said he had looked back on the footage of him and his brother meeting mourners a few days later. In the ITV interview, due to be broadcast on Sunday evening, Prince Harry said "everyone knows where they were" when his mother died in a car crash in Paris in August 1997. In a new interview clip promoting the publication of his autobiography Spare, Prince Harry recounts how he and Prince William were unable to show any emotion as they met mourners in public.

Prince Harry sits down with ITV tonight ahead of the release of his explosive memoir 'Spare'. The Prince's tell-all autobiography has been making headlines ...

Harry: The Interview is on ITV at 9pm on Sunday, January 8. [Amazon, Waterstones and WHSmith slash the price of Prince Harry's book amid leaks](https://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/national/uk-today/23235095.prince-harrys-book-spare-price-slashed-major-retailers/) [Who is Prince Harry's ghostwriter JR Moehringer behind the fiery memoir 'Spare'?](https://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/national/uk-today/23235108.prince-harry-spare-ghostwriter-jr-moehringer/) [Harry: The Interview](https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/national/uk-today/23232613.prince-harry-interview-itv/) is set to see him share details of the Duke and Duchess's strained relationship with King Charles and Prince William as well as why they decided to leave. [physically attacked by his brother Prince William ](https://www.thenational.wales/news/national/uk-today/23229575.prince-harry-alleges-william-physically-attacked-new-book-leak/)to the now [King being jealous of him and his wife](https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/national/uk-today/23235020.prince-harry-says-king-jealous-meghan-memoir-leak/), Meghan Markle. What time is Harry: The Interview on tonight on ITV?

In the latest trailer for Prince Harry's highly anticipated ITV interview, the Prince spoke about the tragedy of losing his mother, the late Princess Diana.

A body language expert spoke to Express.co.uk about his surprisingly "professional" tone during the interview. [Prince Harry](/latest/prince-harry) and Tom Bradby will be aired tonight at 9pm on ITV. She explained: "As Harry talks about the effect of his mother’s death when he was a child he seems to suggest the memory is still too raw for him to immerse himself. According to the expert, he "employed a distancing technique" with his tone of voice and gestures. He concluded: "Everyone felt and thought that they knew our mum, and the two closest people to her, the two most loved people by her, were unable to show any emotion in that moment." She observed: "Harry begins with a sideways move of the eyes and the faintest, weak smile of bravado that is a common gesture when people are talking about personal tragedy.

The royal will chat to ITV News' Tom Bradbury ahead of the release of his new autobiography, Spare.

"The truth is something that I need to rely on and after many years of lies being told about my family." Harry says he wrote his tell-all book Spare because of "38 years of spin and distortion". The Prince stated his father sat on the edge of his bed at Balmoral and told him "Darling boy, Mummy’s been in a car crash". He described how his beard was somewhat of a statement and it was an attempt to showcase "new Harry". You tell the story about cocaine through this tabloid editor, you said, came to you and said, 'I've got a picture of you taking cocaine. The Duke of Sussex, in an interview with Tom Bradby on ITV, has spoken of how his family was “on the back foot” when the late monarch died in September. [The Duke of Sussex has said he is “not texting” his brother and described the Queen Consort as “the villain” in an incendiary interview in the US. Before it was Meghan, whoever it was going to be, I always hoped that the four of us would get on. Harry told Tom Bradby on ITV ahead of the publication of his memoir Spare: “When we’re talking about accountability… Harry also told the presenter he witnessed “leaking and planting”. Harry said he had asked permission from the Queen to keep his facial hair prior to the event and that she had allowed him to do so, The Duke of Sussex has given an explosive interview with ITV ahead of his book launch on Tuesday.

Follow MailOnline's live blog as Prince Harry's interview with ITV airs tonight at 9pm, as the royal family brace themselves for latest round of 'truth ...

He also went to William and Kate's wedding, but has since admitted his relationship with the Prince of Wales has suffered amid the fallout from Megxit. [Prince Harry tells more about the fight between him and his brother in new ITV trailer... He's keeping quiet for the good of his family and the country.' He wrote: 'Gross for Prince Harry to reveal such private details about Caroline Flack. Immigration experts warn that if he 'lied' about his past, the Duke could have his visa revoked. In their recent Netflix series, Meghan said the interview marked a turning point. As host of ITV's News at 10, Bradby is one of the UK's most recognisable journalists. [William grabbed me by the collar, ripping my necklace, and knocked me to the floor. Harry accused his brother of 'parroting the Press narrative' about his American wife before a screaming match ensued, ending in a physical altercation, the book claims. Harry begins the interview talking about his brother William. Shortly after our private summits with her, she began to play the long game. There were other more gruesome photographs, but I will be eternally grateful to him for denying me the ability to inflict pain on myself by seeing that.

Sunday's segment with Anderson Cooper will explore the claims that just keep coming from the prince's upcoming memoir Spare.

[Spare](https://assoc-redirect.amazon.com/g/r/https://www.amazon.com/Spare-Prince-Harry-Duke-Sussex/dp/0593593804/?tag=cnet-buy-button-20&ascsubtag=___COM_CLICK_ID___%7C___VIEW_GUID___%7Cdtp) is the No. Harry, born in 1984, was considered the "spare," meaning he would take the throne should something happen to his older brother. Prince William, born in 1982, was the heir to the throne after his father, Charles. "But you do it for other members of the family," Harry says. That will let you stream it live, or watch it on demand the next day. But this is all meant to promote the new memoir, which will be published on Jan. [Daily Mail reports](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11602447/Prince-Harrys-book-Duke-reveals-took-cocaine-times.html) that Harry says in the book he used cocaine "a few times" when he was 17. Harry's wife, Meghan, said in the Oprah Winfrey interview that Prince William's wife, Kate, made her cry in the runup to Harry and Meghan's wedding, as the two disagreed about bridesmaid outfits. It seems unlikely he'll drop any giant bombshells, such as the identity of which royal allegedly asked about the Yet he says he and Markle were told the palace could not put out statements to support them. In a brief teaser for the interview released on Jan. The Daily Mail also reports that Harry shares about the first time he met Camilla Parker-Bowles, now Queen Camilla, who was then his father's girlfriend.

ITV journalist Tom Bradby conducts the much talked about interview with Prince Harry which will air on Sunday night.

He was signed off work for three months as he struggled with insomnia and an increasing addiction to sleeping pills. He landed a major royal role for the channel in 2021, when he co-hosted live coverage of Prince Philip's funeral. [ITV](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/all-about/itv) journalist Tom for a candid chat, which would air days before the release of his highly publicised autobiography Spare. Tom, 55, is an ITV journalist who is best known for presenting News at Ten. A lot has been made of the fact that Tom is Prince Harry's 'friend' with This Morning presenter Josie Gibson asking a rather pointed question to one of Tom's ITV News colleagues if that was the reason why he is doing the interview. A former political editor of ITV News, Tom also fronted his own show The Agenda with Tom Bradby and has been at the forefront of the broadcaster's General Election and US Election coverage.

Prince Harry is everywhere on TV this week to promote his new memoir, Spare, and we'll tell you where to watch it all, along with the 80th Golden Globes.

[everything there is to know](https://www.glamour.com/story/spare-prince-harry-biggest-revelations-from-royal-memoir) about Prince Harry's [new memoir](https://www.glamour.com/story/prince-harrys-memoir-spare-just-got-a-2023-release-date) Spare, think again. The HFPA has undergone significant reform, and while some A-listers have chosen not to attend, all signs point to a star-studded ceremony. Prince Harry's book isn't even out until Tuesday, but he'll continue his press tour that evening with a visit to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

The Duke of Sussex told ITV presenter Tom Bradby he did not have "any intention to harm" or "hurt" his father Charles and brother William with his memoir ...

"Everything to do with my wife, after six years, they haven't said a single thing," he added. "The need for her to rehabilitate her image... "I'm sure... We thought that it was going to cause more harm than good." "And I'm not sure how honesty is burning bridges. They could only have been leaked by the other one other person present." I would like to have my brother back. In his CBS interview, Harry said he is currently "not texting" William and that he has not spoken to his father for "quite a while". So I don't know how staying silent is ever going to make things better." That's up to you. To rehabilitate their image. Bradby suggested to Harry that he was "pretty consistently scathing" in his memoir about his "stepmother and the press".

Harry wrote in his memoir that his brawl with William took place in 2019 at his then-home in London after his brother had called Meghan "difficult", ...

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Prince Harry spoke about drug use and going public in today's ITV interview before his book 'Spare' is published.

Other extracts to have emerged in the past few days concerned Harry’s drug use, losing his virginity and killing 25 Taliban while he was serving in Afghanistan. Much of the interview was spent discussing Harry’s now almost completely broken relationship with William, a lot of which had been teased prior to the launch of Spare. Harry didn’t elaborate on who he was referring to with his “devil” remarks but they will no doubt have the British commentariat playing guessing games following a deep-dive 90-minute interview that may leave his hopes of “reconciliation” a fair few steps further away. “That stereotyping caused a barrier to them letting her in,” he added. “The level of planting from other members of the Royal Family means in my mind they have written thousands of books,” he added. “It got to the point where we had to leave.

Prince Harry moves onto the death of his mother, Princess Diana, in a car crash in Paris in 1997. He recalls the moment he was told by his father, King Charles ...

And instead of backing off, both the institution and the tabloid media in the UK doubled-down.” But the two of them were and remain very happy together,” he says. He shared while he and his brother William “... ”But there’s a – there’s a way through it, there’s a way out of it. ”I want reconciliation, but first there needs to be some accountability. I see a lack of scrutiny to my family towards a lot of the things that have happened in the last year.” I think a lot of it was a defence mechanism.” He adds: “I lost a lot of memories. ”I don’t think that if I was still part of the institution that I would have been given this chance to. And there’s absolutely no way that he would let me do that by myself. He goes on to recall “Those men who chased her, they never stopped shooting her as she lay between the seats unconscious. I just wish at the second darkest moment of my life, they’d both been there for me.”

Prince Harry's highly-anticipated interview with Tom Bradby aired on ITV on Sunday night, dropping even more bombshells from his upcoming memoir, Spare.

On not identifying the royal family member who made the comments, he said: "And I will never talk – and I will never talk about that. He said: "I'm very happy for Ngozi Fulani to be invited into the palace to sit down with Lady Susan Hussey and to reconcile because Meghan and I love Susan Hussey. And prior to that as well." "There was a lot of stereotyping that was happening, that I was guilty of as well, at the beginning… However, during her [interview with Oprah Winfrey](https://www.hellomagazine.com/royalty/20210308108386/meghan-markle-oprah-interview-surprising-revelations/), the Duchess of Sussex revealed "the reverse happened" and she was the one who ended up crying. "William and I wanted our father to be happy and he seemed to be very, very happy with her," he said. But it wasn't a case of 'she did this to …', that’s not what this was about, but the palace still could've come out and said, 'this never happened'. "When in fact you didn’t need to confess that it was the other way round. And I said, forgiveness is 100% a possibility because I would like to get my father back. Mummy was quite badly injured and taken to hospital, darling boy.' He always called me darling boy, but he was saying it quite a lot now. But she's alright, yes?' I vividly remember that thought flashing through my mind and I remember waiting patiently for Pa to confirm that indeed, Mummy was alright, and I remember him not doing that. "38 years, 38 years of having my story told by so many different people, um, with intentional spin and distortion felt like a good time to own my story and be able to tell it for myself.

The arrival of Meghan brought rivalries within the Royal Family, says Prince Harry in an ITV interview.

[It was] almost physically impossible to lose control of a vehicle unless you are completely blinded at the wheel," implying that distraction from the paparazzi may have caused the driver to crash. He will also appear as a guest on Stephen Colbert's Late Show on CBS on Tuesday. No reason anyone should ever die inside it." Prince Harry also said that, after Diana's death, he and his brother William were sat down in a room and told that the events leading to the car crash were "like a bicycle chain". he was talking about. But the silence is deafening. In the interview, Harry also spoke of the emotional impact of the death of his mother and in his book describes returning to the scene of the car accident in Paris - and asking to be driven through it at the same speed as she was in 1997. But maybe, you know, maybe he predicted what the British press's reaction was gonna be." And those stereotypes about the new woman in his life had been a barrier to his brother and sister-in-law "welcoming her in" to the family. Prince Harry said he and Meghan were portrayed as the "new kids on the block" who threatened to "steal the limelight" from other royals - and that led to problems in those relationships. In the 95-minute interview to promote his memoir, titled Spare, he recalled the days when he was the "third wheel" at official engagements and other outings - but his relationship with Prince William and Catherine was particularly warm at that time. The ITV interview returned to Prince Harry and Meghan's previous claim - made in a a 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey - that a member of the Royal Family had raised questions about the skin colour of their future child.

King, queen consort and Prince William all criticised as Harry says silence 'allows the abuser to abuse'

It was an “heir/spare thing”, Harry said and also, he thought, because William had himself been asked to shave off a beard while in uniform. The Queen agreed, after Harry explained his beard was “a shield to my anxiety”. He also said [the incident involving charity founder Ngozi Fulani and Lady Susan Hussey](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/nov/30/buckingham-palace-aide-resigns-black-guest-traumatised-by-repeated-questioning) was “a very good example of the environment within the institution”. “I gave him the particulars, told him story after story. During their exchange, William swore “on Mummy’s life” that he just wanted Harry to be happy. But regarding the tabloid press, he said “certain members have decided to get in bed with the devil” to rehabilitate their own images. William and Kate, he said, had suffered from this “from my father and stepmother, or their office”. His words came after it was reported he claimed in his memoir that Meghan was “not welcome” at Balmoral. They could only have been leaked by the one other person present.” Shortly after our private summits with her, she began to play the long game. There’s no part of any of the things that I’ve said are scathing towards any member of my family, especially not my stepmother. There are things that have happened that have been incredibly hurtful, some in the past, some current.”

In his first primetime television interview promoting his controversial memoir, Harry said he loved his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William, ...

Before it was Meghan, whoever it was going to be, I always hoped that the four of us would get on. “You know, I’ve made peace with it, but I still would like reconciliation. Especially when within my family you have the newspapers laid out pretty much in every single palace and house that is around.” I would like to have my brother back. As almost like a shield to my anxiety. When asked what the reason was, he said: “Lots of different reasons … Harry said he and William asked their father not to marry the Queen Consort, Camilla Parker Bowles. I never knew that.” Harry said it was “heartbreaking” but he “simply didn’t believe” his brother William when he said he wanted him to be happy at his grandfather's funeral. Harry said the idea of himself, his wife and the Prince and Princess of Wales being the “fab four” was “something the British press created” and it “creates competition”. Speaking about his wife, Harry suggested there was a lot of “stereotyping” that even he was “guilty of” at the beginning. “But again for me the difference is unconscious bias and racism, but if you are called out for unconscious bias you need to make that right, and you have the opportunity and the choice to.

Following a week of explosive revelations from his memoir 'Spare,' Prince Harry keeps the royal drama going with a series of TV interviews.

[Anderson Cooper](https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/t/anderson-cooper/) for CBS’ 60 Minutes: Prince Harry Interview — the first with the royal in the U.S. In a passage that sparked widespread criticism, Harry said that, as an Apache helicopter co-pilot in Afghanistan, he killed 25 Taliban soldiers, a claim that military veterans said could increase his personal security risk. Alongside describing how he lost his virginity (reportedly in a field behind a pub to an “older lady” when he was 17), Harry also described various episodes of drug-taking, including reportedly trying magic mushrooms at a party held at the home of Courteney Cox. However, the most incendiary revelation, which led to front-page headlines across the U.K. He later said it soon became “Meghan versus Kate” with Middleton threatened by a “new kid on the block stealing the limelight.” Harry asserted that his brother’s team spent years “trashing” the image of him and Meghan in the media and that their eventual decision to leave for the U.S. “The saddest thing is that it never needed to be this way,” he said on this growing separation culminating with him deciding to open up about his grievances publicly. “There becomes a point when silence is betrayal.” He also asserted that Kate Middleton and Markle didn’t get on from the start. was spun into a false narrative that they were doing so simply to make money. Despite everything said and done and the damning details in both the book and interview, Harry said he was “100 percent” confident of reconciliation with his family, but said it could only happen if the “chief antagonist” that had created the divide — the British tabloid press — had nothing to do with it. Discussing the “sibling rivalry” with his brother, Harry claimed that he had been on “different paths” with William since the death of their mother, Princess Diana.

Prince Harry sat down with ITV interviewer Tom Bradby on Sunday, unveiling new revelations about his experiences growing up in the British royal family ...

The book’s title of “Spare” – a reference to a nickname the duke lived with while growing up. In addition to disclosing the figure, the duke is also quoted as describing the insurgents as “chess pieces” taken off the board rather than people, according to UK newspaper The Daily Telegraph. His relationship with Prince William is just one of a series of incredibly candid accounts of life as the “spare heir” in his memoir. And to top things off, the duke will make an appearance on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” hours after his book is released on Tuesday. And instead of backing off, both the institution and the tabloid media in the UK, both doubled down,” he added. CNN has not seen a copy of the book but has requested an advance copy from the publisher Penguin Random House. “We’re not just talking about family relationships, we’re talking about an antagonist, which is the British press, specifically the tabloids who want to create as much conflict as possible,” Prince Harry told Bradby. His “60 Minutes” interview with Anderson Cooper will air on CBS later Sunday. I’m actually really grateful that I’ve had the opportunity to tell my story because it’s my story to tell.” And I said forgiveness is 100% a possibility because I would like to get my father back. “It never needed to get to this point. Prince Harry added that he thinks “that’s pretty shocking to people.

The Duke of Sussex sat down with Anderson Cooper, and according to the previews, the two discuss Harry's decision to step down as a working royal. In one teaser ...

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Prince Harry has been criticised for saying in his bombshell ITV interview that he and his wife Meghan fled the UK fearing for their lives, with the royal ...

He explained: "You know, I don't think that if I was still part of the Institution that I would have been given this chance to. "And the thing that is the saddest about this, Tom, is it never needed to be this way. It never needed to get to this point. "You, you are, you are imagining it. One viewer said: "Whilst I disagree with how this country has treated Harry & Meghan I do think that saying “I fled my home country with my wife & son, fearing for our lives” is insensitive given how many people are fleeing their home countries daily due to war & persecution." It's hard."

Prince Harry is talking to ITV journalist Tom Bradby and opening up about the revelations in his new book The Spare.

#HarryTheInterview" #HarryTheInterview #Thespare" Harry is asking the institution to be real and true." @n_hop90 said: "Harry fled the UK 'fearing for his life'. he wants to be oppressed so bad #HarryTheInterview" This is going to be a questionable hour I fear" #HarryTheInterview" Harry wants the royal family to take responsibility and accountability for the leaks they give to the tabloid press. He's embarrassing #HarryTheInterview" @damiennerice said: "“Fled his home country…” running for his life??? Loool" Explaining why, he said: "Lots of different reasons. "I would refer to it as post traumatic stress injury.

Via excerpts from his memoir, Spare, and answers to questions from ITV journalist Tom Bradby, the king's second son, Prince Harry, laid waste to the monarchy – ...

He is charming, articulate, and – unless the Windsor clan has reared a world-class actor – telling us the truth as he sees it. There are tales of William and Kate taking against Meghan from the start because, he says, they allowed stereotypes (American, actor, divorced, biracial) to put up a barrier between them. We were softened up first by the memory of his childhood and the shattering death of his mother when he was 12 – a psychic wound that rarely fully heals even for children brought up in the most functioning families, which few would claim the Windsors to be.

There are no bombshells in the 80-minute broadcast which veers from fascinating to indulgent and dull.

“It’s embarrassing for some people that I would I own my story,” he says, referring to his family. Bradby presents to him the traditional attitude of the royal family: “You gotta let it go ... Harry talks again and again about the British tabloid press, that scourge of his life. And then, when he had found happiness in marriage, the machinery of the British monarchy was weaponised against him and his wife in the form of damning press leaks. The conversation with Bradby comes in advance of the release on January 10th of Harry’s autobiography Spare. He was traumatised by the death of his mother.

Prince Harry and Anderson Cooper speak in the royal's first American television interview about his new memoir, "Spare."

Prince Harry: I walked into the hall, and my aunt was there to greet me. Prince Harry: I-- I don't know. Prince Harry: She was the villain. Prince Harry: Did it surprise me? Prince Harry: I asked my brother-- I said, "What are your plans? Prince Harry: No. Prince Harry: Years. Prince Harry: William and I considered reopening the inquest. Prince Harry: I would never recommend people to do this recreationally. Prince Harry: There was this weight on my chest that I felt for so many years that I was never able to cry. Prince Harry: It felt like I was turning pain into a purpose. Prince Harry: I think it's bizarre, because I see William and me smiling.