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Ingrid Seward, royal expert, has revealed on some occasions that Harry would be "completely left out" by members of the royal family when he was younger. Ms Seward, a veteran royal commentator for more than 30 years, also claims that it was clearly explained to Harry that he was "number two" in the order of priorities when it was held. It was the children of Prince Charles and Diana. In a revealing documentary from Channel 4, Meghan and Harry: The Baby Years, Mrs. Seward remembers an incident that occurred with the late Queen Mother.

She told the broadcaster, "The Queen Mother used to say," Come on, William, sit next to me, "and little Harry would be completely left out."

According to Ms. Seward, the third-ranked treatment of the throne made the Princess of Wales "anxious".

She said, "Harry always knew that he was number two.

"And of course, Diana was very anxious that he did not feel it."

Despite all Diana's efforts to bridge the gap between her two sons, the treatment remains significantly different.

She added: "The other members of the royal family were very aware that he was number two."

Meanwhile, the impact of Harry's arrival would also have had a negative impact on the marriage of Charles and Diana.

Paul Burrell, a former servant of the British Royal Household and Diana's Butler, had previously stated that the cracks in the wedding went farther and farther after Harry's birth.

The arrival of the royal couple's second child had now provided the royal family with "an heir and a substitute," meaning that Diana's work was now over.

In Channel 4's documentary entitled "The wicked" mother-in-law "of Princess Diana, Mr. Burrell said:" I could see the cracks growing in the marriage between Charles and Diana, Diana told me that the night when Harry was born, she cried. herself to sleep.

"She said I knew my marriage was over and the prince told the princess that her homework was now over.

"He had provided the country with an heir and a substitute and he could now resume his relationship with Mrs. Parker Bowles."

Charles and Diana finally broke up in November 1992. Diana claimed in a bomb interview that the BBC had said, "We were three in the wedding, so it was a little crowded."