Did Harry get into a fight with his uncle, Prince Andrew? One of them has already responded

Has Prince Harry been at odds with his uncle, Prince Andrew? This is one of the revelations in the new book, 'Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York.'

According to Andrew Lownie, the book's author, Harry had a "heated argument" with Prince Andrew in 2013, sparked by things King Charles III's brother was saying "behind his nephew's back."

The exchange of arguments was so intense that Harry allegedly punched his uncle, even leaving him bleeding from the nose.

The same book also states that André questioned Harry about his relationship with Meghan Markle, accusing the former actress of being "opportunistic" and suggesting that the marriage would not last long.

Not remaining indifferent to these controversial revelations, the Duke of Sussex reacted to them through a representative.

"I can confirm that none of those things happened. Prince Harry and Prince Andrew never attacked each other and Prince Andrew never made those comments about the Duchess of Sussex to Prince Harry," he assured in statements to People magazine.

According to Andrew Lownie, tensions between Prince Andrew and his nephews - both Harry and William, his older brother - have been notorious over the years.

The British newspaper Daily Mail, based on excerpts from the book it has seen, reports that Prince William has done everything he can to remove Andrew from Royal Lodge, the royal estate in Windsor where he lives. Furthermore, he has consistently demonstrated his disdain for both Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, with whom the prince still shares a home (despite their divorce in 1992).

The book portrays Andrew as a controversial figure, recalling his connection to Jeffrey Epstein, convicted of sexual crimes. Because of this, the prince was ultimately removed from official royal events due to the intense scrutiny he was subjected to, as well as the damage his reputation suffered. He also lost his right to personal security.

Prince Andrew's latest victory after Charles III's demands

In addition to Prince William, King Charles III also wanted Andrew to leave the Royal Lodge, claiming that the maintenance costs of the property were too high and no longer justified, since his brother had stopped working for the 'Firm'.

However, André refused to leave the house he had always lived in, claiming he had a 75-year lease and enough money to pay the high maintenance costs.

Andrew, King Charles III's brother, will continue to live at Royal Lodge, the royal estate in Windsor, despite the monarch's demands to the contrary. In addition to a lease, the Duke of York has proven he has the funds to maintain the house.

Mariline Direito Rodrigues | 11:19 PM - July 28, 2025

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