Prince Harry’s Memoir: Former Friends Speak Out Against Claims

Former friends of Prince Harry are speaking out against the claims made in his memoir, which was released recently.

The memoir has caused a stir among royal watchers and the public alike, with many questioning the veracity of Harry's claims.

One of the most controversial claims made by Harry in his memoir is that it was William and Kate who encouraged him to wear a Nazi uniform to a fancy dress party in 2005.

However, a former Royal Aide who helped to handle the fallout at the time says this is not true.

“I was there in the middle of it all, and at no point did Harry ever say that to me they did.

There was no mention to any advisors at the time that it was William and Kate's idea or that they thought it was hilariously funny.

That recollection did not exist at the time,” the aide said.

Another friend who attended the same party also disputes Harry's claims.

“It was nothing to do with them,” the friend said of William and Kate.

Harry also claims in his memoir that he wasn't the best man at William and Catherine's wedding, despite media reports at the time saying that he was.

He pushes the best man role onto two of William's friends, claiming he wasn't the best man as he didn't give the best man's speech.

However, multiple people have pointed out that numerous stories at the time said Harry did give the best man's speech.

The reason Harry gives for not being William's best man is that he didn't provide the best man's speech, but this is a lie.

Harry's then-girlfriend Chelsea Davy even told him to edit the best man's speech due to a comment about Catherine's legs.

In his memoir, Harry also claims that William attacked him in the kitchen of Nottingham Cottage in 2019, causing him to fall on one of the dog's balls, which cracked.

However, there are two holes in this story.

Firstly, Harry and Meghan weren't living at Nottingham Cottage at that time, they were living at Frogmore Cottage.

Secondly, the dog bowls were metal, not ceramic, as shown in a photo taken before the alleged fight.

Harry has also confirmed that he picked a close friend and not his older brother to be his best man for his May 2018 wedding to Meghan Markle.

He said that he picked his old friend Charlie for that job, claiming in his memoir that the royal family lied again about who was really best man, and suggesting his older brother failed to attend a get-together organized with some friends because he may have been sulking.

Overall, Harry's claims in his memoir have been met with skepticism and disbelief by many of his former friends.

They have spoken out to set the record straight and to dispute the inaccuracies in Harry's book.

It remains to be seen how the public will react to these revelations and whether Harry will address the discrepancies in his memoir.