Comedian tears apart Prince Harry for airing dirty laundry in his explosive new book Spare

A popular comedian slammed Prince Harry for airing his family’s dirty laundry in his explosive and eye-opening memoir, Spare.

Hans the German chimed in on excerpts from Harry’s new autobiography during an appearance on Sunrise on Friday morning.

Speaking with presenter Edwina Bartholomew, she expressed her anger towards the Duke of Sussex and compared the drama to the Real Housewives franchise.

‘Honey, do you think I’m stuck or what?’ he said. They are the real housewives of Windsor.

Hans went on to address Harry’s claims that his brother William attacked him after calling his wife Meghan Markle “difficult”.

‘Look, who hasn’t had a fight with their brother? I mean, what’s the problem? You know?’ he said.

‘The way Harry has been behaving recently, I’m tempted to tackle him to the ground as well.

‘I mean, I was tempted before all this. But you know it’s another reason for it.

The Duke of Sussex described in his book a stand-up fight that ended with the Prince of Wales grabbing him by the neck and throwing him to the ground, smashing a dog bowl with his back. William then allegedly stated, “I didn’t attack you, Harold.”

In an extraordinary excerpt from the autobiography, leaked to the Left-wing Guardian newspaper, Harry recalls what he claims was a physical attack by his brother, which he says left him with visible injuries, including “scratches and bruises”.

The furious dispute reportedly erupted in the kitchen of their London home, Nottingham Cottage, in the grounds of Kensington Palace in 2019, shortly before Megxit.

William is said to have called Meghan “difficult”, “rude” and “aggressive” and insisted she was trying to help his younger brother during a meeting about the “whole rolling catastrophe” of their failed relationship and Harry’s fights. with the press.

Harry accused his brother of “repeating the press narrative” about his American wife before a shouting match ensued that ended in a physical altercation, the book claims.

He says he gave the heir to the throne a glass of water and said, ‘Willy, I can’t talk to you when you’re like this.’

Describing what he claims happened next, and insisting that he was scared, the ex-soldier said: ‘He left the water, called me by another name and then came towards me. It all happened so fast. Very fast. He grabbed me by the neck, ripped my collar and threw me to the ground.

‘I landed in the dog bowl, which broke under my back, the pieces cut me. I stood there for a moment, stunned, then stood up and told him to come out.’

Harry claims that William urged him to fight back, saying that’s what would happen when they fought as kids.

But the duke claims he refused, claiming William left and then returned “looking remorseful and apologetic”.

William then “turned around and called her back: ‘You don’t need to tell Meg about this.'”

Harry claims he said, “You mean you attacked me?”, to which William replied, “I didn’t attack you, Harold.”

Harry says the first person he spoke to about it was his therapist, on the phone.

But he claims Meghan would see the ‘scratch and bruises’ cuts on his back from the dog bowl.

He claims that his wife “wasn’t that surprised and she wasn’t that angry.” She was terribly sad.’

The brothers, according to Harry, had met to discuss “the whole rolling catastrophe” of their relationship.

But the heir to the throne arrived at Nottingham Cottage “very hot”, writes Harry.

The duke was living in the house, known as Nott Cott and situated on the grounds of Kensington Palace, at the time of the alleged incident in 2019.

When they started arguing about Meghan, Harry claims that William wasn’t being rational, leading to a shouting match.

Harry said he told his brother he couldn’t understand why he wasn’t happy with being “the spare”, accusing his brother of acting like an heir. William told him that he was trying to help him.

Harry said, ‘Are you serious? Help me? I’m sorry, is that what you call this? Helping me?’

It was that comment, according to Harry, that angered William, causing him to swear as he walked towards him.

The excerpt has been published by The Guardian. It is not known how the newspaper obtained an early copy of the book, as publisher Penguin Random House has done everything possible to prevent leaks.