Britain's Prince Harry was forced to wear Nazi costumes by his older brother Prince William and his wife, it has been revealed.
On the 4th (local time), Page Six reported that Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, had their brother Prince Harry wear Nazi uniforms.
The incident took place in 2005. The source testified to the media that Prince William and Kate Middleton "wept and laughed" when they saw Prince Harry in Nazi uniform at a party. Prince Harry, who was 20 at the time, wearing a Nazi costume, was reported on the front page of The Sun in the UK, and the royal family was severely criticized. It has been 18 years since Prince Harry wore a Nazi costume.
Prince Harry's full-fledged revelation about the British royal family began with Netflix's six-part documentary 'Harry & Meghan' released last month. In the documentary, Prince Harry claimed Prince William shouted at him during a discussion of his 2020 break-up with the royal family, adding: "The saddest thing is that there is a gap between my brother and me. My brother is on the side of the royal family, and that's the role he inherited," he said calmly.
Prince Harry's royal revelations will continue in his memoir "Spare," which will be published on the 10th.
In an interview with British ITV ahead of the release of his memoirs, Prince Harry said, "I want my father and my brother back. I want a family, not a royal family. They have no intention of reconciling," he said. According to the British Guardian, the memoir is said to contain the story that Prince William physically assaulted his younger brother, which is expected to cause a stir.
Prince Harry, fifth in line to the British throne, married Canadian-born Hollywood actor Meghan Markle in 2018. The couple left the royal family in March 2020 and are living in the United States.
