A new French TV documentary, titled Red Line: William and Harry, the Enemy Brothers, boasts explosive claims of another alleged fight between the two royal brothers, Prince William and Prince Harry.

This time, the controversy surrounds allegations that Meghan Markle bullied household staff, which made headlines in March 2021, just before the former royals made their appearance on the Oprah Winfrey television special.

According to the documentary, Prince William called his brother Prince Harry to resolve the situation after one of the Sussexes' senior aides brought up the now-famous bullying charges against Meghan Markle.

However, the younger brother allegedly slammed the phone down on his older brother.

After the call was cut off unexpectedly, Prince William reportedly 'jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace' so he could have a face-to-face meeting with his brother.

An unpleasant conversation between Prince Harry and his brother William over the phone will be included in a new documentary. Credit: AP.​

Last year, allegations that Meghan had mistreated one of her closest advisors while she worked at Kensington Palace came to light.

Reports claim that the Duchess of Sussex was responsible for the departure of not one, but two personal aides from the household, and for the deterioration of the confidence of a third.

Staff members were said to be so traumatised by Meghan's alleged behaviour that they left the Royal Household in a hurry and formed a WhatsApp group dubbed 'The Sussex Survivors' Club'.

Last year, a representative for Meghan responded to bullying allegations by claiming the Duchess was 'saddened' by the latest attempt to smear her image, especially as she had been a target of bullying in the past.

Buckingham Palace also released a statement, which said, in part, that they were 'clearly very concerned' about what was going on. In June, the investigation was finally over, but the results were not made public.

There have been reports that Buckingham Palace is keeping the probe under wraps to safeguard the privacy of those involved and to keep things civil between the royal family and the Sussexes.

In the documentary, Meghan's actions are apparently the reason why William and Harry drifted apart. Credit: Instagram/sussexroyal.​

Before Prince William found out about the bullying allegations, the tension between the two royal brothers was already running high.

'William, who already didn't like his sister-in-law very much, became furious,' royal biographer Pierrick Geais says in the documentary.

'He called Harry directly, and Harry slammed the phone down. Harry didn't want to know anything, and so William jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace, where he was going to confront Prince Harry.'

It's unknown whether Prince William ever made it to Kensington Palace to face Prince Harry, or if he changed his mind and returned home instead.

Upon the documentary's premiere next week, all the juicy details will be revealed.

So better tune in, folks! Who knows, there may be more to this royal drama than meets the eye. What do you think?

 

[Mr Benson]

As usual timed right to take the shine off an important Royal milestone...........25th Anniversary of Princess Diana's death!

 

[Ricci]

Care factor zero. I'm so over all the crap talked about by so called "experts" or "palace insiders". It's all conjecture as we all know that the Royal family is extremely private. What business is it of ours anyway? I have enough going on in my own family to care about what's going on in someone elses.

 

[lozat54]

A new French TV documentary, titled Red Line: William and Harry, the Enemy Brothers, boasts explosive claims of another alleged fight between the two royal brothers, Prince William and Prince Harry.

This time, the controversy surrounds allegations that Meghan Markle bullied household staff, which made headlines in March 2021, just before the former royals made their appearance on the Oprah Winfrey television special.

According to the documentary, Prince William called his brother Prince Harry to resolve the situation after one of the Sussexes' senior aides brought up the now-famous bullying charges against Meghan Markle.

However, the younger brother allegedly slammed the phone down on his older brother.

After the call was cut off unexpectedly, Prince William reportedly 'jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace' so he could have a face-to-face meeting with his brother.

An unpleasant conversation between Prince Harry and his brother William over the phone will be included in a new documentary. Credit: Getty.​

Last year, allegations that Meghan had mistreated one of her closest advisors while she worked at Kensington Palace came to light.

Reports claim that the Duchess of Sussex was responsible for the departure of not one, but two personal aides from the household, and for the deterioration of the confidence of a third.

Staff members were said to be so traumatised by Meghan's alleged behaviour that they left the Royal Household in a hurry and formed a WhatsApp group dubbed 'The Sussex Survivors' Club'.

Last year, a representative for Meghan responded to bullying allegations by claiming the Duchess was 'saddened' by the latest attempt to smear her image, especially as she had been a target of bullying in the past.

Buckingham Palace also released a statement, which said, in part, that they were 'clearly very concerned' about what was going on. In June, the investigation was finally over, but the results were not made public.

There have been reports that Buckingham Palace is keeping the probe under wraps to safeguard the privacy of those involved and to keep things civil between the royal family and the Sussexes.

In the documentary, Meghan's actions are apparently the reason why William and Harry drifted apart. Credit: Getty.​

Before Prince William found out about the bullying allegations, the tension between the two royal brothers was already running high.

'William, who already didn't like his sister-in-law very much, became furious,' royal biographer Pierrick Geais says in the documentary.

'He called Harry directly, and Harry slammed the phone down. Harry didn't want to know anything, and so William jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace, where he was going to confront Prince Harry.'

It's unknown whether Prince William ever made it to Kensington Palace to face Prince Harry, or if he changed his mind and returned home instead.

Upon the documentary's premiere next week, all the juicy details will be revealed.

So better tune in, folks! Who knows, there may be more to this royal drama than meets the eye. What do you think?

That photo…butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth…she’s a narcissist, self absorbed drama queen!

 

[maggiej]

How did anyone know Prince Harry SLAMMED the phone down??? Were
they listening in?
So many people creating all this inuendo

 

[Luckyus]

A new French TV documentary, titled Red Line: William and Harry, the Enemy Brothers, boasts explosive claims of another alleged fight between the two royal brothers, Prince William and Prince Harry.

This time, the controversy surrounds allegations that Meghan Markle bullied household staff, which made headlines in March 2021, just before the former royals made their appearance on the Oprah Winfrey television special.

According to the documentary, Prince William called his brother Prince Harry to resolve the situation after one of the Sussexes' senior aides brought up the now-famous bullying charges against Meghan Markle.

However, the younger brother allegedly slammed the phone down on his older brother.

After the call was cut off unexpectedly, Prince William reportedly 'jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace' so he could have a face-to-face meeting with his brother.

An unpleasant conversation between Prince Harry and his brother William over the phone will be included in a new documentary. Credit: Getty.​

Last year, allegations that Meghan had mistreated one of her closest advisors while she worked at Kensington Palace came to light.

Reports claim that the Duchess of Sussex was responsible for the departure of not one, but two personal aides from the household, and for the deterioration of the confidence of a third.

Staff members were said to be so traumatised by Meghan's alleged behaviour that they left the Royal Household in a hurry and formed a WhatsApp group dubbed 'The Sussex Survivors' Club'.

Last year, a representative for Meghan responded to bullying allegations by claiming the Duchess was 'saddened' by the latest attempt to smear her image, especially as she had been a target of bullying in the past.

Buckingham Palace also released a statement, which said, in part, that they were 'clearly very concerned' about what was going on. In June, the investigation was finally over, but the results were not made public.

There have been reports that Buckingham Palace is keeping the probe under wraps to safeguard the privacy of those involved and to keep things civil between the royal family and the Sussexes.

In the documentary, Meghan's actions are apparently the reason why William and Harry drifted apart. Credit: Getty.​

Before Prince William found out about the bullying allegations, the tension between the two royal brothers was already running high.

'William, who already didn't like his sister-in-law very much, became furious,' royal biographer Pierrick Geais says in the documentary.

'He called Harry directly, and Harry slammed the phone down. Harry didn't want to know anything, and so William jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace, where he was going to confront Prince Harry.'

It's unknown whether Prince William ever made it to Kensington Palace to face Prince Harry, or if he changed his mind and returned home instead.

Upon the documentary's premiere next week, all the juicy details will be revealed.

So better tune in, folks! Who knows, there may be more to this royal drama than meets the eye. What do you think?

Personally I think the pair of them are just grifters playing the perpetual victim cards.
( Oh Poor Me.... Oh F..k Off.)

 

[Thecla]

harry was always a bit of a rebel but he changed completely when he met her. When they announced they were getting married I gave it two years but here they are still together..congrats. but they have cut themselves off from the family. It's always poor poor me and they are always stirrng the pot. My opinion only...don't shoot me

 

[joshram]

That photo…butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth…she’s a narcissist, self absorbed drama queen!

You might or might not be right, but how do you get all that from a photo?

 

[Zoya]

That photo…butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth…she’s a narcissist, self absorbed drama queen!

I have someone in my family like that.

 

[Zoya]

Care factor zero. I'm so over all the crap talked about by so called "experts" or "palace insiders". It's all conjecture as we all know that the Royal family is extremely private. What business is it of ours anyway? I have enough going on in my own family to care about what's going on in someone elses.

Same here.

 

[Alexander]

A new French TV documentary, titled Red Line: William and Harry, the Enemy Brothers, boasts explosive claims of another alleged fight between the two royal brothers, Prince William and Prince Harry.

This time, the controversy surrounds allegations that Meghan Markle bullied household staff, which made headlines in March 2021, just before the former royals made their appearance on the Oprah Winfrey television special.

According to the documentary, Prince William called his brother Prince Harry to resolve the situation after one of the Sussexes' senior aides brought up the now-famous bullying charges against Meghan Markle.

However, the younger brother allegedly slammed the phone down on his older brother.

After the call was cut off unexpectedly, Prince William reportedly 'jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace' so he could have a face-to-face meeting with his brother.

An unpleasant conversation between Prince Harry and his brother William over the phone will be included in a new documentary. Credit: Getty.​

Last year, allegations that Meghan had mistreated one of her closest advisors while she worked at Kensington Palace came to light.

Reports claim that the Duchess of Sussex was responsible for the departure of not one, but two personal aides from the household, and for the deterioration of the confidence of a third.

Staff members were said to be so traumatised by Meghan's alleged behaviour that they left the Royal Household in a hurry and formed a WhatsApp group dubbed 'The Sussex Survivors' Club'.

Last year, a representative for Meghan responded to bullying allegations by claiming the Duchess was 'saddened' by the latest attempt to smear her image, especially as she had been a target of bullying in the past.

Buckingham Palace also released a statement, which said, in part, that they were 'clearly very concerned' about what was going on. In June, the investigation was finally over, but the results were not made public.

There have been reports that Buckingham Palace is keeping the probe under wraps to safeguard the privacy of those involved and to keep things civil between the royal family and the Sussexes.

In the documentary, Meghan's actions are apparently the reason why William and Harry drifted apart. Credit: Getty.​

Before Prince William found out about the bullying allegations, the tension between the two royal brothers was already running high.

'William, who already didn't like his sister-in-law very much, became furious,' royal biographer Pierrick Geais says in the documentary.

'He called Harry directly, and Harry slammed the phone down. Harry didn't want to know anything, and so William jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace, where he was going to confront Prince Harry.'

It's unknown whether Prince William ever made it to Kensington Palace to face Prince Harry, or if he changed his mind and returned home instead.

Upon the documentary's premiere next week, all the juicy details will be revealed.

So better tune in, folks! Who knows, there may be more to this royal drama than meets the eye. What do you think?

Leave them alone!!!! Let them live their own lives away from any interference. They chose to leave the 'family' and live separately so that they were not a distraction on the 'business as usual' that os so necessary in this day and age particularly at this time. They seem to be a happily married couple. Let them get on with it! In return I'm sure, they will shut up about palace politics.

 

[Lynette Finnigan]

Before she even married Harry... there was many a tale in America/Canada about how Meghan treated her staff, took items that were supposed to be just for a photo shoot....nothing ever good enough.... so I don't doubt she was even worse after she thought she was "Queen"!!

 

[Alexander]

Thank you Ricci for editing my response

 

[Sending Club]

I have someone in my family like that.

That vicious comment is based on pure prejudice, not real evidence!

 

[Geophph]

A new French TV documentary, titled Red Line: William and Harry, the Enemy Brothers, boasts explosive claims of another alleged fight between the two royal brothers, Prince William and Prince Harry.

This time, the controversy surrounds allegations that Meghan Markle bullied household staff, which made headlines in March 2021, just before the former royals made their appearance on the Oprah Winfrey television special.

According to the documentary, Prince William called his brother Prince Harry to resolve the situation after one of the Sussexes' senior aides brought up the now-famous bullying charges against Meghan Markle.

However, the younger brother allegedly slammed the phone down on his older brother.

After the call was cut off unexpectedly, Prince William reportedly 'jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace' so he could have a face-to-face meeting with his brother.

An unpleasant conversation between Prince Harry and his brother William over the phone will be included in a new documentary. Credit: Getty.​

Last year, allegations that Meghan had mistreated one of her closest advisors while she worked at Kensington Palace came to light.

Reports claim that the Duchess of Sussex was responsible for the departure of not one, but two personal aides from the household, and for the deterioration of the confidence of a third.

Staff members were said to be so traumatised by Meghan's alleged behaviour that they left the Royal Household in a hurry and formed a WhatsApp group dubbed 'The Sussex Survivors' Club'.

Last year, a representative for Meghan responded to bullying allegations by claiming the Duchess was 'saddened' by the latest attempt to smear her image, especially as she had been a target of bullying in the past.

Buckingham Palace also released a statement, which said, in part, that they were 'clearly very concerned' about what was going on. In June, the investigation was finally over, but the results were not made public.

There have been reports that Buckingham Palace is keeping the probe under wraps to safeguard the privacy of those involved and to keep things civil between the royal family and the Sussexes.

In the documentary, Meghan's actions are apparently the reason why William and Harry drifted apart. Credit: Getty.​

Before Prince William found out about the bullying allegations, the tension between the two royal brothers was already running high.

'William, who already didn't like his sister-in-law very much, became furious,' royal biographer Pierrick Geais says in the documentary.

'He called Harry directly, and Harry slammed the phone down. Harry didn't want to know anything, and so William jumped in a car towards Kensington Palace, where he was going to confront Prince Harry.'

It's unknown whether Prince William ever made it to Kensington Palace to face Prince Harry, or if he changed his mind and returned home instead.

Upon the documentary's premiere next week, all the juicy details will be revealed.

So better tune in, folks! Who knows, there may be more to this royal drama than meets the eye. What do you think?

 

[Luckyus]

How did anyone know Prince Harry SLAMMED the phone down??? Were
they listening in?
So many people creating all this inuendo

Innuendo, I always thought that was an Italian suppository.

 

[June E]

How did anyone know Prince Harry SLAMMED the phone down??? Were
they listening in?
So many people creating all this inuendo

Yes that’s what I was wondering, does the media have spies in every corner of the palace and every other royal establishment or does media sleep and dream it all or just make up stuff to sell stories? Whatever I wish it would stop it’s no one’s business but their own. Most people are uninterested anyway.

 

[GypsyChick]

That photo…butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth…she’s a narcissist, self absorbed drama queen!

Do you know her personally?

 

[sarahb]

Gossip, gossip and more gossip! If the media had proper journalists working (reporting NEWS), instead of muck rakers and click bait specialists, the world would be a better place!

 

[Thecla]

Yes that’s what I was wondering, does the media have spies in every corner of the palace and every other royal establishment or does media sleep and dream it all or just make up stuff to sell stories? Whatever I wish it would stop it’s no one’s business but their own. Most people are uninterested anyway.

I hate the media....if there's nothing happening they make it happen and put the fear of God into you about everything....they are huge Drama Queens!!