• Prince Harry’s upcoming memoirs follow documentary and TV interviews.
• He accuses King Charles of lying in the documentary and for betraying him.
• His disagreements with brother are covered in his book “Spare”.

Prince Harry, who is voluntarily exiled in California, is settling scores, but his impending memoirs, which follow a tell-all documentary and TV interviews, appear to be the death knell for his plans for a family reunion.

The death of his mother, Princess Diana, left a permanent imprint on the 38-year-old Duke of Sussex’s childhood, and he wants the world to know the “truth” about it.

His disdain for British tabloids and his disagreements with his brother and heir to the throne Prince William are both covered in his book, “Spare.”

In a dispute over the latter’s American wife, Meghan, William reportedly threw his younger brother to the ground, according to a passage from Harry’s memoirs cited by The Guardian newspaper.

He charges his father King Charles III with lying in the six-hour Netflix documentary that was released in December and in two interviews for his book, which will be published on Tuesday.

He also accuses the royal “firm” of “betrayal” for failing to defend him and Meghan, the mixed-race ex-television actress whom he wed in May 2018.

He also criticised the royal family’s press department, alleging that they frequently disseminated untrue information about other members in an effort to shield the royal for whom they worked.

Harry’s soul-bearing has gone unrecognised by Buckingham Palace, which contradicts the regal credo: “Never complain. Never justify.”

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