Prince Harry is revealed to have always felt undervalued in comparison to Prince William.
The Duke of Sussex, who was slandered as a “deputy” to the heir, Prince William, was our subordinate in every decision.
Speaking to The Sun's royal editor Matt Wilkinson, the royal expert explained: “[Diana] I was very worried about [Harry’s] Feeling of inadequacy with William.
“Even when they were very little, when Harry was going to Miss Minors, which was the baby school, after William was there, the teacher there said to him 'here Harry, play with this clay, William used to be very good at making model figures'.
“Harry threw him down and said ‘no!’ so from a very young age, Harry felt inadequate. It had nothing to do with Diana, nothing to do with Charles, but he was just there.”
She continued: “Maybe it was to do with the nannies – I'm not talking about Barbara Barnes, who was completely brilliant – but sometimes the nanny is focused on the most important child, it's just a question of what happens. It happened when Charles was young, and Prince Philip actually fired the nanny.
“It could have been that, but he was always very conscious of being second in command,” he said.
