Harry’s comments about his favored status with the queen-he actually said: “We have a really special relationship, we talk about things that she can’t talk about with anybody else”-recalls a section in the book where Brown writes about Harry and Meghan being “drunk on the fantasy” that they could reshape the world in the early days of their marriage. “The queen is very, very fond of him but for him to laud his relationship with the queen, at a time when he should, frankly, be glad that she received him at all, seems really out of whack to me.“ “I think he has developed an enormously inflated ego and sense of himself his smirking comment about, ’I have such a special relationship with the queen.’ Frankly it’s all just really out of order and wrong. “I think he is out of touch with reality,” Brown said. Harry also claimed last week that the interventionist ghost of his mother has “done her bit” with William and is now “very much helping him.” It just blows my mind that he’d say such a thing.” And then he comes back and says, ’I’m here to see that she’s protected.’ It was a really deluded remark and I’m sure it sent the rest of the family off a ledge….Charles, Anne, Edward and William must be hopping mad. “All he’s done is cause her tremendous anxiety and pain. I sat there thinking, ‘This is unbelievably arrogant to the rest of the family,’” Brown says, adding, “Where was Harry for the queen, during the pandemic? Where was he for the queen during the poignant waning days of Philip? Where was he for the queen at Philip’s memorial service?
“When that came up on my phone I was just rocked. The Sussexes, on the day I speak (by phone) to Brown, are very much back in the news thanks to Harry telling Hoda Kotb that part of the purpose of his visit to the queen was to make sure his grandmother was being properly “protected.”
Brown also says that arguments between William and Harry over their areas of philanthropic influence became “Olympic rows” as Harry felt his brother was “hogging the best briefs,” especially environmental and conservation causes.
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