The bitter divide between the royal brothers has been laid bare in startling new detail, with Prince Harry's memoir revealing a physical confrontation that marked a devastating turning point in their relationship.
The Nottingham Cottage Confrontation
According to explosive accounts from Harry's book 'Spare', the tension between the brothers reached breaking point during a meeting at Harry's Kensington Palace home, Nottingham Cottage. William allegedly arrived already agitated, immediately branding Meghan Markle as "difficult", "rude" and "abrasive" - accusations Harry vehemently denies.
The discussion quickly escalated beyond repair, with William allegedly advancing on his younger brother in a fit of rage. Harry recounts the terrifying moment William grabbed him by the collar and ripped his necklace before throwing him to the ground.
The Aftermath of the Attack
The physical altercation left visible marks, with Harry describing how he landed on a dog's bowl that shattered beneath him, leaving fragments embedded in his back. The psychological scars, however, ran much deeper.
In a moment of shocking clarity, Harry recalls William lingering over him and saying: "You don't need to tell Meghan about this." To which Harry responded: "You mean that you attacked me?" William allegedly replied: "I didn't attack you, Harold."
A Brotherhood Beyond Repair
This confrontation represents what many royal commentators believe to be the point of no return for the brothers. The incident exposes not just a physical clash but the complete breakdown of trust and communication between two men who once stood together through unimaginable public scrutiny.
The revelation adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing royal drama, raising questions about whether this fraternal relationship can ever be mended, or if the wounds inflicted have permanently altered the royal family dynamic.
