- Prince Harry corrects his mother Princess Diana’s iconic statement.
- Prince Harry: Something was wrong with her math. She didn’t consider Willy or me in the situation.
- The former Princess of Wales said there were “three persons” in her marriage.
In his memoir “Spare,” Prince Harry corrects his mother Princess Diana’s iconic statement. Diana expressed regret for divorcing then-Prince Charles in an interview with Martin Bashir, emphasizing that there were “three persons” in her marriage.
The former Princess of Wales insulted not only herself and Charles but also Camilla Parker in her statement.
In reference to the same statement, Harry now explains why Princess Diana was mistaken.
In his book, he states: “My mother supposedly had three people in her marriage. But something was wrong with her math. She didn’t consider Willy or me in the situation.”
Harry adds: “We didn’t understand what was going on with her and Pa, certainly, but we intuited enough, we sensed the presence of the Other Woman, because we suffered the downstream effects. Willy long harbored suspicions about the Other Woman, which confused him, tormented him, and when those suspicions were confirmed he felt tremendous guilt for having done nothing, said nothing, sooner.
“I was too young, I think, to have suspicions. But I couldn’t help but feel the lack of stability, the lack of warmth and love, in our home. Now, with Mummy missing, the maths swung hard in Pa’s favor. He was free to see the Other Woman, openly, as often as he liked. But seeing wasn’t sufficient. Pa wanted to be public about it. He wanted to be aboveboard. And the first step towards that aim was to bring “the boys” into the fold,” he notes.
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