Prince Harry’s ‘weaponized’ admissions ‘mean blood’: report

Prince Harry warned ‘there will be blood’ following his ‘weaponizing’ admissions about former chats with King Charles.

Loose Women host Jane Moore issued this claim in her most recent piece.

The piece in question has been shared with The Sun and reads, “There will be blood. And when it’s been spilt in such a public way, it’s very hard to recover from.”

“He expresses a desire to ‘have my father and brother back’ as if they were simply a lost ball, when the reality is that he wilfully kicked them over the fence himself some time ago.”

“‘It never needed to be this way. They’ve shown absolutely no willingness to reconcile,’ he moans to Mr Bradby in one clip.”

“But can you blame King Charles and Prince William when their every little, supposedly private, utterance might be weaponised and monetised by Harry and Meghan?”

“Already we’ve heard via Netflix how William ‘screamed’ at him during a meeting, seen Harry and wife Meghan react in shock to a presumably stroppy text sent by his brother and, perhaps worst of all, seen Harry possibly cast doubt on William’s relationship with wife Kate by suggesting that, for royal men, “there can be a temptation or urge to marry someone who fits in the mould…  as opposed to somebody who you are perhaps destined to be with.”

She also added, “Spare is a vast tome, and on January 10 we’ll know exactly what ‘truth’ bombs are in it to warrant the multi-million-quid advance.”

“After all, 30 chapters on Harry and Meghan’s philanthropy isn’t going to cut the mustard.”