Blood, bone marrow, organs: Prince Harry suspects he was born as a donor to William
Created: 01/14/2023 05:02
By: Annemarie Goebbel
It's tough allegations that Prince Harry makes in his controversial memoir.
In “Spare”, the Duke of Sussex describes his existence as a spare parts store for his brother: Should something happen to Prince William and he needs organs or blood.
Montecito – Prince Harry (38) revealed more details about his childhood and his relationship with Prince William (40) in his explosive memoir.
In Spare, the Duke of Sussex writes that he grew up knowing he would be there for his older brother, the Prince of Wales, should he need an organ donation.
"I was born in case anything happened to Willy," Harry writes
He further claims that his parents Princess Diana (36, † 1997) and King Charles III. (74) and his grandparents Queen Elizabeth II (96, † 2022) and her husband Prince Philip (99, † 2021) even referred to him and his brother as heirs and substitutes
– in a kind of "short form".
He goes on to describe his life as a
"mission, a source of distraction, entertainment, and a spare when needed"
should the heir require a kidney, blood transfusion, or bone marrow.
Apparently, according to statements in his memoirs "Spare", Prince Harry literally felt like a "substitute" if something happened to his brother, the heir to the throne Prince William (photomontage).
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As if that weren't already an incredibly cold-hearted description of his family, Harry claims that this notion of "inheritance" and "spare part" has been reinforced throughout his life.
The feeling of being there just in case something happened to William was made "overstated" to him from an early age and was "regularly reinforced" throughout his life.
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But the king's second-born cites an anecdote from when he was 20 years old.
The story revolves around "alleged words" reported by his father to his mother, Princess Diana, on the day he was born.
King Charles III
is said to have said to his wife: "Wonderful!
You have already given me an heir and a surrogate child;
I've done my job.
"
The monarch also comes off badly when it comes to paternity: Elsewhere in "Spare" Harry reports that his father Charles had expressed doubts about the authenticity of their blood relationship.
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