William ‘lunged at Harry, yelled and yelled over interview with Oprah Winfrey’

Prince William reportedly “pounced” on Prince Harry twice, grabbing his shirt, in a physical breakdown over his bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Details of a new range have been leaked from the Duke of Sussex’s memoir, Spare, ahead of Tuesday’s launch.

In his bombshell book, Harry wrote of how his older brother “screamed” and “really steamed” during an argument in front of their father, then-Prince Charles, after Prince Philip’s funeral.

The three took a stroll through Windsor near Frogmore Cottage and discussed the controversial interview the Sussexes gave to the US talk show host.

Harry said he wanted to speak to them about the bullying allegations made against his wife Meghan Markle.

But he claimed the pair refused to listen to him, in an excerpt obtained from the Sun.

As he turned to leave, William called out, “You never came to see us. You never came to me.”

Harry was trying to express his feelings about their so-called Megxit agreement being “violated” when William yelled for him to “talk it over with Grandma”.

The prince wrote: “I waved my hand in disgust but he lunged and grabbed my shirt. “Listen to me, Harold.”

“I pulled away, refusing to meet his gaze. He forced me to look into his eyes. “Listen to me, Harold, listen. I love you Harold I want you to be happy”.’

Harry then fired back, ‘I love you too… but your stubbornness is extraordinary.’

He claims he broke free of William’s grip, but he claims his brother grabbed him again and twisted him to maintain eye contact.

The passage reads, “Harold, you have to listen to me. I want you to be happy Harold. I swear, I swear on mom’s life.

‘He stopped. I stopped. Dad stopped. He had gone there.

“He used the secret code, the universal password. Ever since we were boys, these three words should only be used in times of extreme crisis.’

Buckingham Palace has yet to respond to one of Harry’s claims in his book, which was accidentally published early in Spain.

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