Prince Andrew author breaks silence after Harry ‘calls in lawyers’ | Royal | News
After Prince Harry claimed that he had punched his uncle Prince Andrew during a “family meeting” in 2013, he broke the silence of the bomb book after the reports he said “lawyers”. Andrew Lownie’s new book titled The rise and fall of the York House claims that Harry has left his uncle with a “bloody nose” before his fights are intact.
However, after being published by the story Daily mailMeghan and Harry’s lawyers shared a statement that rejected the claim. “I can confirm that Prince Harry and Prince Andrew have never had a physical fight and that Prince Andrew did not make comments on the Duchess of Sussex to Prince Harry.”
Although he denied it, the author went to social media to share his response.
After the launch of his book on the social media, after the start of the Daily Mail, the author Andrew shared a link to a Newsweek article claiming that the Duke of Sussex had contacted his lawyers.
“Prince Harry calls the lawyers Prince Andrew and Meghan Story. I am looking forward to war and explanations that will emerge.”
In addition to sending the expression to the mail, Harry and Meghan’s team Newsweek: “Gross mistakes in the story of the Daily Mail, damaging and slander explanations, I can verify that a legal letter from Prince Harry’s lawyer has been sent to the mail.”
In the book, Mr. Lownie wrote: “According to a source close to both men, Harry said he was a coward that would not tell him to his face. Harry was better than Andrew by all accounts, he left a bloody nose before the fight was broken up.”
Then he added: “He clearly accused Meghan of being an opportunity and thought he was very old for Harry, and he added that his nephew made the biggest mistake so far. Source said:” Harry later said that he hated William to Andrew. “
The book also claimed that Andrew accused him of making him “Bonkers” before calling him to his past for more than a month, and at the same time his marriage to his nephew Meghan Markle.
