- Prince Harry claims he has always wanted to be an engaging father.
- Prince Harry expresses his desire to play freely with his children.
- King Charles was more sedentary and habitual in his middle years.
Unlike King Charles, Prince Harry claims he has always wanted to be an engaging father.
In his memoir ‘Spare,’ the Duke of Sussex expresses his desire to play freely with his children.
In reference to His Majesty, Harry writes: “He’d been an older dad, and I’d always felt that this created problems, placed barriers between us. In his middle years he’d become more sedentary, more habitual. He liked his routines. He wasn’t the kind of father who played endless rounds of tag, or tossed a ball until long after dark. He’d been so once.”
“He’d chased us all over Sandringham, making up wonderful games, like the one where he wrapped us in blankets, like hot dogs, until we screamed with helpless laughter, and then yanked the blanket and shot us out of the other end. I don’t know if Willy or I have ever laughed harder. But, long before we were ready, he stopped engaging in that kind of physical fun. He just didn’t have the enthusiasm—the puff,” Harry sighs.
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