The Loose Women panel discussed Prince Harry’s bombshell revelations about brother Prince William, with Judi Love suggesting that the Duke of Sussex has ‘never been listened to’
The Loose Women ladies discussed Prince Harry’s memoir on Friday’s instalment of the ITV show following the latest trailer drop of his bombshell interview with journalist Tom Bradby.
Things quickly became heated between the panellists, as Judi Love and Denise Welch backed Prince Harry, while Frankie Bridge insisted that she was ‘sick of the debate’ and pitting William and Kate against Harry and his wife, Meghan.
Meanwhile, Kaye Adams left her fellow panelists shocked as she insisted that Prince Harry was a ‘strange race campaigner’.
While thousands of Royal fans have been criticising Prince Harry this week, Loose Women star Judi has explained that she feels sympathetic towards the Duke, because she sees that he is obviously ‘struggling’.
Judi went on to insist that Prince Harry has never been listened to within the Royal family.
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On Thursday’s Loose Women the panel discussed the bombshell accusation that Prince William lunged at Prince Harry, ripping his necklace and knocking him to the floor where he smashed a dog’s bowl that he landed on.
The panel, hosted by Charlene White, saw Denise Welch double down on her support of the Sussex couple amid push-back from fellow presenter Jane Moore.
Jane described it as ‘hurtful’ to read such accusations had been made in ‘public’, before Denise cut in to rebuff her.
She said: “Why shouldn’t Harry say his peace, Jane? I think he’s had to move away from a family – they’ve done it behind his back.”
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Yet Jane then cut in to insist Harry was only making the allegations public in order ‘to make money’.
The conversation upped in volume as Denise came back from across the panel saying: “Jane, you talked to me about interrupting.”
She continued: “The fact is the Royal Family make quite a bit of money themselves.
“They have been leaking stories. We know they have. As soon as Meghan was seen as the People’s Princess, that was game over, because William and Kate have to remain in those positions.
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“Meghan was in those rooms on the global stage with charities – she didn’t do that just when she got married to Harry.
“I think do what you like. Tell your story because I think it’s absolutely the worst thing that’s happened to them.”
The Loose Women studio then erupted in applause and whoops as a tired out Denise picked up a piece of paper to fan herself with.
Ahead of Sunday’s bombshell ITV interview, a new teaser was released this morning which sees Harry talking to the journalist about the ‘red mist’ he noticed in older brother Prince William following a physical altercation between the two which occured in his cottage.
Harry has taken several swipes at his brother (
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The Duke admitted reconciliation is what he wants but he insists that ‘first, there needs to be some accountability’.
“The truth, supposedly, at the moment, has been there’s only one side of the story, right? But, there’s two sides to every story,” Harry says in the new trailer.
Prince Harry also further opens up about his alleged fight with William, after he claims his older brother broke his necklace by grabbing him and then pushed him to the ground, where he fell on a dog bowl and hurt his back.
In the latest trailer drop, Harry claims his brother was looking for him to retaliate, but he resisted.
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Opening up on their dispute, which Prince Harry also describes in his new autobiography titled Spare, he said: “What was different here was the level of frustration, and I talk about the red mist that I had for so many years, and I saw this red mist in him.
“He wanted me to hit him back, but I chose not to.”
The latest comments come off the back of a number of other revelations to have made it out in the public prior to his interviews in the UK and the US and book release.
