Prince Harry’s book: William ‘pointed finger’ at Meghan and called her ‘rude’

Prince Harry has sensationally claimed that his brother William called Meghan ‘rude’ and ‘pointed the finger at her’ during a raging bankruptcy after the Duchess of Sussex told Kate she had a ‘baby brain’ because of ‘her hormones’ must have.

Details of the alleged series have appeared in Harry’s bombshell memoir Spare, published in Spain.

Harry writes that Meghan made the comment ahead of the Sussexes’ wedding in May 2018. After Harry obviously upset Kate, Harry said Meghan apologized and insisted that’s how she talked to her friends.

But Harry then claims William pointed the finger at Meg and thundered: “Well it’s rude Meghan. These things are not done here’. Meghan then reportedly replied, “If you don’t mind, keep your finger off my face.”

Harry writes that Meghan made the comment ahead of the Sussexes’ wedding in May 2018. Meghan is pictured here with Kate at an event in London in 2018

Ahead of Harry and Meghan’s May 2018 wedding, Harry writes that Meghan told Kate she must have “baby brains” because of her hormones.

Meghan, Harry, William and Kate watch a flyby to mark the centenary of the Royal Air Force in 2018

A well-placed source told the Mail: “In the book, Harry says there was a discussion about the timing of the wedding rehearsal and the flower girl dresses and Kate was very upset.

“Meghan said Kate must have ‘baby brains’ because of her hormones.

“It caused a huge argument because Meghan was told she wasn’t close enough to her sister-in-law to talk about her hormones and it wasn’t the way people within the royal family spoke to each other.

Undated handout photo issued by Penguin Random House of the cover of The Duke of Sussex’s memoir

“The book makes it clear that Meghan felt the argument wasn’t her fault, but it doesn’t exactly make her look good either.”

In an extraordinary development, Harry – who reveals the brothers called each other “Harold and Willy” – describes the extent of the rift between the brothers. Using language in the book that seems to shock, Harry describes his brother as “my nemesis”.

However, the detail of the struggle between the wives gives the fullest account of how the bitter rift extended to their wives.

Meghan first spoke to Kate about the dispute during her interview with Oprah Winfrey two years ago.

When Oprah asked if reports were true that she made Kate cry, Meghan replied, saying, “The opposite happened,” adding, “It made me cry and it really hurt my feelings.” It was a really tough week of the wedding and she was upset about something but she stood up for it and she apologized.

Harry will reveal that the brothers have had countless physical altercations since childhood.

One of the worst of recent years has been the way William has shared his views on Meghan.

Meghan is interviewed by her and Harry during the latest Netflix documentary

A source said: “Harry is not holding William back. He writes that William told him, “Meg is difficult, she’s rude, she’s aggressive. She was rude to the staff.”

“Harry says that William scolded him, that he wanted Harry to agree with him, but that he got angry when Harry ‘had the audacity not to follow the script’. William grabbed his collar, tore off his necklace and pushed him to the ground.”

Further allegations will emerge not only from the book but also from a third television interview, the Mail has learned.

In addition to TV appearances with Anderson Cooper in the US and Tom Bradby for UK ITV, Harry has also given an interview to broadcaster and former American football player Michael Strahan.

The 90-minute interview with Strahan is scheduled to air on US television early next week to coincide with Tuesday’s book launch.

A source said: “There will be many more revelations and discussions about the book, so the royal family will want to prepare for that.”