Prince Harry Makes Strong Rebuttal to Prince William’s Remarks About Princess Diana
Prince Harry has seemingly made a pointed dig at his estranged brother, Prince William, while defending the late Princess Diana's legacy.
In the upcoming ITV documentary "Tabloids on Trial," Harry responded to a question from journalist Rebecca Barry, strongly refuting William's previous claims about their mother’s paranoia.
“Paranoia is a very interesting word because, yes, then it could be paranoia, but when you're vindicated, it proves that you weren't being paranoid,” Harry stated. “Same with my mother. There’s evidence to suggest she was being hacked in the mid-90s. Probably one of the first people to be hacked.”
Harry continued, “The tabloid press still enjoy painting her as paranoid, but she wasn’t. She was absolutely right about what was happening to her. And she's not around today to find out the truth.”
In contrast, Prince William, in a 2021 interview, expressed that Diana was deceived into giving her explosive 1995 interview. “The interview was a major contribution to worsening my parents' relationship and has since hurt countless others,” William said. “It brings indescribable sadness to know that the BBC's failures significantly contributed to her fear, paranoia, and isolation.”
William added, “If the BBC had properly investigated the complaints and concerns raised in 1995, my mother would have known that she had been deceived.”
Currently, Prince Harry is suing the British press over allegations of phone hacking and invasion of privacy, accusing Mirror Group Newspapers of publishing illegally acquired information.
