At the tender age of four, Prince Harry stumbled upon a profound realization about his and his brother Prince William's future roles within the royal family, leaving their mother, the late Princess Diana, taken aback.
Ken Wharfe, former bodyguard to Princess Diana, recounted a moment when a young Harry voiced his understanding of William's inevitable ascent to the throne during a heated argument.
Recalling the incident to the Sun, Wharfe revealed that amidst a disagreement at Kensington Palace, Harry remarked to his elder brother, "‘It’s OK for you, you’ll be King one day and you can do what you want’." Adding further, "And furthermore he said ‘and I’ll do what I want’."
Diana's reaction to Harry's comment was one of shock, as Wharfe described her bewildered response, wondering where her young son had gleaned such insights.
Highlighting the shifting dynamics between the royal siblings, Wharfe pinpointed Harry's marriage to Meghan Markle as a turning point in their relationship. He noted that prior to this, they had been closely united, particularly following their mother's tragic death.
Wharfe elaborated on the contrasting personalities of the brothers during their childhood, noting Harry's natural charisma and popularity, which occasionally led to sibling rivalry. Despite William's future role as the heir to the throne, Harry's outgoing nature often made him the center of attention.
Describing Harry as the "joker" and the "entertainer" during their youth, Wharfe shed light on the intricate dynamics within the royal family during their formative years.
