Somehow, there was still more for Harry to reveal when the Duke of Sussex sat down with Stephen Colbert.
far more than most books in recent memory. And yet, somehow, there was still more to be revealed when the Duke of Sussex sat down with Stephen Colbert for a rare late-night TV appearance onIt wasn’t his first interview about the book, but it was the first one with cocktails.
Asked if he believes there’s an “active campaign” by his own royal family to “undermine” his book as it’s being released, Harry replied, “Of course.” He said, “They’ve told their side of the story, this is the other side of the story” and called the last few days “hurtful and challenging” as excerpts have leaked out and, from his point of view, have been twisted to embarrass him.
Throughout the long sit-down, Colbert was an extremely sympathetic interviewer, commending him at one point for being “emotionally honest” in his writing. But in moments was able to lead Harry towards some introspection—especially when it came to his“Anyone who suffers from trauma, shock, grief, loss, which we all have and all will, you’ve got to put on a brave face,” Harry said, alluding to the fact that the photos of him and his brother “out there smiling” together did not reflect reality.
“We wouldn’t have got to this moment,” Harry replied. “It’s impossible to say where we would be now, where those relationships would be now, but there is no way that the distance between my brother and I would be the same.”
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