Prince Harry admits some responsibility for Prince William’s breakup and says Princess Diana would be heartbroken

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Prince Harry said his mother Diana would be heartbroken at William for breaking their brotherly pact – but admitted he was partly responsible for their fallout.

The Duke of Sussex made more extraordinary revelations in an interview with Michael Strahan on ABC News ahead of the release of his explosive new autobiography Spare.

Opening up to Good Morning America co-presenter Strahan, Harry said he believed sharing ‘the truth’ was what it would take to help bring peace between him and his family, The Sun reported. .

And he also spoke about what his mother, Princess Diana, might think of the fractured relationship between him and his brother William.

The Duke of Sussex said his late mother would likely be saddened by the situation and left “heartbroken” about how it ended.

He said: “I think she would be sad. I think she would look at it long-term to know that there are certain things that we have to go through in order to be able to heal the relationship.

Harry added: “I think she would be heartbroken that William, his office were part of those stories and William and I made a pact.”

The Duke alleged that people employed by William broke a long-standing pact between the two brothers.

According to the prince, the pact meant that “no matter what” the brothers would “never let their offices fight” against each other.

But the Duke admitted he had to take responsibility for his role in breaking up the relationship with his brother the Prince of Wales.

When asked if he thought he had any responsibility for the relationship ending, Harry replied: “Definitely. Sure.

“There has always been this competition between us, oddly.

“But what people don’t know is the lengths I’ve gone to to resolve this privately with both my brother and my father.”

Harry also said he believed the British press had “always pitted” Kate and William against him and Meghan.

Speaking on Good Morning America, Harry said: “They are pitching the Welsh, which Kate and William are now, against the Sussexes, me and my wife.

“They always pitted us against each other. They pit Kate and Meghan against each other.

When asked if he thought it made the two women “go against each other” then, he said yes “no questions asked.”

And he hit back at critics accusing him of selling out his family, telling Strahan: ‘The only way I can protect us is if I write something – the truth in one place.’

But the Duke conceded: ‘I agree to write a book, that’s feeding the beast anyway.’

This story was originally published by The Sun and has been reproduced with permission

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