Prince Harry's Outrage: Anger Erupts Over Meghan Markle's Controversial Comment on William - Demands Apology

Meghan Markle has always been candid about her limited knowledge of royal life when she first began her romance with Prince Harry. During their initial courtship, she admitted to knowing little about her future husband and had to rely on friends to learn more about him. However, it appears that Meghan was once asked about Harry during an interview while she was still an actress on the legal drama "Suits." This interview later led her to apologize to Harry.

The revealing moment occurred in the first episode of the couple's Netflix series when they watched an old interview of Meghan, filmed a year before they met. In the interview, Meghan was asked to choose between Prince William and Prince Harry. She paused before eventually selecting her future husband, Prince Harry, and stating, "Prince Harry, sure." 

When Harry saw this, he leaned forward, giggling, and commented, "Sure." Meghan then inquired about the year of the interview, which turned out to be from October 2015. Harry playfully responded, "It was less than a year before we met," to which Meghan apologized, saying, "Honey, I'm sorry, of course, I choose you." Harry added, "This just shows how little you knew, and look how far we've come."

In the same Netflix documentary series, Harry openly expresses his grievances against his brother, Prince William, and his father, King Charles. He accuses William of shouting and screaming at him during a meeting and accuses his father of not telling the truth.

Following the release of the series, Harry's controversial memoir, "Spare," was published, containing even more startling claims, including an allegation that William physically attacked him. As a result, relations between Harry and his royal relatives remain extremely strained. During his upcoming visit to the UK next month, he has no plans to meet with either his brother or his father.

Harry will be attending a charity awards event in London on September 7 before joining the royal family in mourning Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on September 8 last year. Following this, he will head to Dusseldorf, Germany, for the Invictus Games for wounded troops, which begin on September 9. This schedule indicates that he is likely to spend less than 48 hours in the UK.

Sources suggest that the family relationship is still at rock bottom after Harry's criticisms of Charles and William in TV interviews and his explosive memoir. While some may hope for reconciliation, it appears that the road to mending these rifts is long and arduous.