Prince Harry Quotes

“It seems ironic that while they continue their pleas for privacy, Prince Harry ‘breaches’ Royal Family’s privacy in his Bombshell memoir. That can undermine his own future right to privacy.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“It occurred to me then that identity is a hierarchy. We are primarily one thing, and then we're primarily another, and then another, and so on, until death- in succession. Each new identity assumes the throne of Self, but takes us further from our original self, perhaps our core self- the child. Yes, evolution, maturation, the path towards wisdom, it's all natural and healthy, but there's a purity to childhood, which is diluted with each iteration.”
― Prince Harry, Spare

“Prince Harry marrying Meghan Markle says more about him than any historian could ever write.”
― Germany Kent

“If he worried that he was bringing along a high-maintenance Hollywood actress on safari, Harry was delightfully surprised by Meghan’s down-to-earth attitude. While camping, she cleaned her face with baby wipes and happily wandered into the woodlands if she needed a bathroom break.”
― Omid Scobie, Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family

“If the day is not going well you can start it again at any time”
― Chris Hutchins, Diana's Nightmare: The Family

“Prince Harry and Prince William didn’t buy a castle to live in! They live at Kensington Palace. Why do we have such unrealistic expectations of Millennials in America?”
― Natalie Pace, The ABCs of Money

“The Queen sets the tone. What a wonderful beautiful domino effect that her stance on acceptance will have. As the leader of a society she just boldly conveyed that it's okay to accept people where they are.”
― Germany Kent

“There's something exceptional about Prince Harry, which draws us close to him,
Maybe it's his charm, or perhaps, it's his cheerful grin,
He's compassionate, polite, witty and also very smart,
There's something exceptional about Prince Harry,
No wonder he has won our hearts. (2016)”
― Charmaine J. Forde

“A stubborn eccentric who has spent most of his life waiting and planning for his ascension, even at the cost of his relationships with his own sons, the former Prince of Wales is not only far less popular than his predecessor and his successor, he has also been a thorn in the side of the institution. Despite the fact he’s well-liked by world leaders and global power figures, during the life of his mother, he was never fully embraced by power brokers within the system, the Palace operators and partisans with links to the British establishment, including the government. When he was Prince of Wales, some senior Buckingham Palace aides had expressed to me and others that they felt the then next in line didn’t quite have the moxie or vision for the family’s next chapter. Perhaps they were right.”
― Omid Scobie, Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy's Fight for Survival

“Jealous of Harry’s popularity with the media and William’s preferred status in the Firm, King Charles has been known to turn a blind eye while aides leak details about his sons to the press. Camilla, also guilty of the same practices, caused further damage to the family during her long-running campaign to rehabilitate her own image. A tactical masterstroke, a well-timed leak, can pave the way for a beneficial back-scratching relationship with media confidantes in exchange for favorable treatment while also cutting down competition for the spotlight a rung or two. Long before the release of Spare, it was well known within the tight circle of royal correspondents that Charles eagerly piggybacked on reports of Prince Harry’s teenage drug use by allowing the leak of personal details about his own son to construct a “great dad” narrative that many within the press gladly printed in return.”
― Omid Scobie, Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy's Fight for Survival

“I didn't want to be the cause of them loosing the one resource more precious than water - privacy.”
― Prince Harry The Duke of Sussex, Spare

“At all costs, I avoided sitting quietly with a book.”
― Prince Harry The Duke of Sussex, Spare

“It wasn’t just that I didn’t know anything about my family’s history: I didn’t want to know anything.”
― Prince Harry The Duke of Sussex

“Not one bullet hit the mark. Nothing could bring Victoria down.”
― Prince Harry The Duke of Sussex, Spare By Prince Harry The Duke of Sussex, Finding Freedom By Omid Scobie & Carolyn Durand 2 Books Collection Set

“The past is never dead. It’s not even past. When I discovered that quotation not long ago on BrainyQuote.com, I was thunderstruck. I thought, Who the fook is Faulkner?”
― Prince Harry, Spare

“What Diana’s younger son was thinking only he can tell us, and doubtless will.”
― Tina Brown, The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor - the Truth and the Turmoil

“If the Sussexes had any residual misgivings about whether they wanted out, those doubts vanished when they viewed the Queen’s 2019 televised Christmas message. With their own eyes, they saw that they had been kicked to the margins of the monarchy. Her Majesty eloquently made the point in her speech by saying nothing. The subtext was all in the flotilla of carefully arranged family photographs positioned on her writing desk, a grouping that, in case anyone thinks is accidental, has been artfully changed every year since the monarch’s first televised seasonal message in 1957. The previous Christmas, a family portrait of Charles, Camilla, the five Cambridges, and Harry and Meghan was exhibited at Her Majesty’s elbow. But in December 2019, the Sussexes had evaporated, their image excised as skillfully as Stalin would have done to an apparatchik out of favor. According to author Christopher Andersen, the Queen told the director of the broadcast that all the displayed photographs were fine to remain in the shot except for one. Her Majesty pointed at a winsome portrait of Harry, Meghan, and baby Archie. “ That one,” said the Queen. “I suppose we don’t need that one.” And a happy Christmas to you too, Granny! William was said to have been appalled when he saw the Sussexes had been edited out. He knew his brother well enough to predict a Category 5 tantrum brewing.”
― Tina Brown, The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor - the Truth and the Turmoil

“There are two types of people. Those who think Harry and Meghan are a decent, hard-done-by couple, and those who have a grip on reality.”
― Martel Maxwell