GB News: Jennie Bond discusses Harry's forthcoming book

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BBC Royal correspondent Jennie Bond revealed Harry’s book is hanging over the royal family “like a sword of Damocles” and argued it is preventing the two brothers, Harry and Prince William, from “interacting in any meaningful way”. The book, expected to be released in late 2022, could be delayed until next year despite the memoir apparently being already completed. Harry promised the book will provide an “accurate and wholly truthful” account of his life in the royal family. 

Ms bond told GB News: “The fact that [Harry] is going to bring out his memoir shortly, we believe, it is hanging like a sword of Damocles over the whole family and stopping the two brothers from interacting in any meaningful way or indeed at all.

Referring to the two brothers, she continued: “Both [Prince William and Harry] remind me so much of various aspects of Diana’s life and her work.

“I think she would be absolutely distraught that the two boys are still feuding, but I think Harry is very much like the Spencer of the two of them and Williams is the Windsor. 

“Harry is fiery, impetuous and vulnerable. He’s fragile very much in the way that Diana was.

“He’s complex in the way that Diana [was], she was a very complex woman.

“[She was] absolutely likeable, loveable but difficult, so Harry is forging his own way as his mother did”. 

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