I've learned quite a bit about the royal family after Prince Harry released his tell-all memoir, Spare, in 2023. For instance, I would've never guessed that King Charles carried an old Teddy Bear with him everywhere he went. And I was surprised to learn about the monarch's rather odd nickname for the Duke of Sussex. But of course, the revelations don't end there.
In a newly surfaced excerpt, per Town & Country, the Duke of Sussex opened up about the day his brother, Prince William, tied the knot with Princess Catherine at Westminster Abbey. The royal looked dapper in his Blues and Royals uniform, but as it turns out, he wasn't a big fan of the ensemble, noting that the outfit made him feel "uncomfortable."
Prince Harry wrote, "I assured [William] that he looked bloody smart in the Harp of Ireland, with the Crown Imperial and the forage cap with the regimental motto: Quis Separabit? Who shall separate us? It didn’t seem to make an impression. I, on the other hand, did not look smart, nor did I feel comfortable, in my Blues and Royals uniform, which protocol dictated that I wear."