Two interviews with Prince Harry will air ahead of the official release of his book, Spare, which sheds light on the royal’s tumultuous relationship with his family.
“Four lines,” Harry says, then combatively asks interviewerBradby declines and says he’s trying to wipe Harry’s overshare from his mind.“Important to acknowledge,” Harry says.
“Even after a drink or a couple of drinks, [it is] almost physically impossible to lose control of a vehicle unless you are blinded at the wheel,” he says. “I’ve been asked before whether I want to open up another inquiry, I don’t really see the point at this stage,” he says.
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