👑Prince Harry's POINT OF NO RETURN? Body Language Experts REACT to WILD STORIES 🤪

In his first interview for American audiences, Harry told Anderson Cooper that “Spare” gives “a full picture of the situation as we were growing up, and also squashes this idea that somehow my wife was the one that destroyed the relationship between these two brothers.” The tragic demise of his mother, Diana. His decades chafing under the eye of the British press. His marriage to Meghan Markle and his rift with the royal family. His drug use, his years in the Army, even his decision to keep his beard: In the first interviews about his memoir, “Spare,” Prince Harry is defending his perspective, even under tough questioning.

Research Chase Mentioned:
RECOVERED MEMORIES: SEEKING THE MIDDLE GROUND
Edited by Graham M. Davies
University of Leicester, UK and
Tim Dalgleish MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, UK

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Chapters:

00:00 Prince Harry Body Language Reading
0:13 Royal Duties Decision
7:39 Prince Harry's Candid Interview
15:12 Possibility of Royal Return
23:12 Speaking Cadence Differences
31:53 Self-Centered Royal Figure
40:02 Emotional Impact of Mother's Death
47:43 Facial Expressions and Contempt
56:53 Emotional Accessing in Conversation
1:05:27 Dangerous Image Rehabilitation
1:13:10 Harry's Challenges with the Press
1:21:06 Internal Disagreement Analysis
1:29:28 Mistakes and Megan's Mannerisms
1:37:24 Silence and Omission in Communication

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[AliPittaway]

So, he wants a constructive conversation “in private” with his family and yet thinks it’s okay to publish a tell-all book?!

[brendanfechter]

Every time I want to make up with my family after a fight, I always begin by publishing a book trashing them with horrible insults and revealing private family secrets to the whole world, then I go on TV saying hey let's make up I'm ready for a groveling apology now. so I can really relate to Harry.

[I_Kare]

He's so ridiculous - "the ball's in their court" after he trashed them! He expects them to want to reunite after all this? Come on. I agree with Greg.

[BlackStump]

I think that these few years have been an eye opener for William, particularly his grandfather’s funeral . William cannot have realised just how much Harry resented and envied him through their lives . I will bet that William has looked back and seen the past differently . Harry is and was a malevolent soul .

[sensfanin]

I don’t know where he gets this attitude about people are surprised he could get a beautiful woman. His past girlfriends have been beautiful as well especially the South African girl.

[Lea-cevf]

Scott is spot on. This boils down to him having his brother, father and perhaps Catherine saying she’s a wrong un. He’s told her and she is twisting it around to race.

[debbiehall]

I thought this guy hated the press, and wanted to "go away" and get out of the limelight

[ardycesellers]

He wants the family to aplogize but he thinks he doesn't need to apologize, so arrogant

[blackfishart]

So its OK for him to tell his Dad not to marry the woman he loves but when William tells him to slow down with Meghan its a cruel racist assault? Just one of the many ironies here...

[bridgetmclaughlin]

Greg hit the nail in the head when he said Harry is his own worst enemy. A year later and he still is.

[dorisday]

When will he realise that it’s his wife who has leaked all the stories to the press?

[catherinec]

You can't believe a word he says! Good point about him telling his father not to marry Camilla, yet didn't appreciate his father and brother warning him about MM! Such a hypocrit. Great video again, guys

[saoirse_mavourneen]

Watching this again after a long time, it's just so odd to see a grown man do this. It reminds me of a child running away yelling, "I'm not talking to you anymore." But usually kids come out of their rooms and apologize an hour later.

[MrJoel]

I’ve never imagined a careless father calling a son “darling boy” and getting close enough to touch the knee. I can however imagine how a caring father would feel if he heard this version of the story.

[winstonsmith]

"I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and say he's stupid." 🤣

[patsypinkney]

Everyone keeps saying H was only 12 when D passed. He was two weeks off his 13th Birthday. W was 15. There is only a couple of years between the two boys. W spoke with his mother the night before she died, H refused, he was too busy playing. Is this where his guilt stems from?

[e.starling]

It bothered me that he didn't actually respond appropriately when Anderson (using solicitation) said something to the effect of: "some might say your family might be afraid to speak to you, worrying that you'll tell everyone about the private conversation." And rather than Harry saying that it was a legitimate fear or that he wouldn't do that going forward, he instead says something like "this all started by them leaking things to the media about Meghan." I mean that's literally just deflecting Coopers statement. I can't say I blame the Royals for not wanting to talk to him. Whether they or people on their staff leaked things to the press or not. Two wrongs don't make a right.

[lindasimkoosw]

I am truly tired, sick of hearing Harry say "me and my wife".

[robynsmith]

Drunk driver, no seatbelt, driver and 2 passengers killed. The tragic end. Who does he want to stand trial decades later?

[cynthiakarpamccarthy]

Harry looks forward to having a relationship with his father and brother?? Wow. Delusional.