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The Royal Prince has been described as "the toughest person of all time" by a prominent British celebrity, just days after the 97-year-old Duke of Edinburgh's horrific car accident.
Piers Morgan, controversial host of British television, told an unpleasant encounter with the Prince in a new Daily mail.
"Prince Philip is the most brutal human being I've ever met," he begins, acknowledging that many people criticize him, but that meeting with the Queen's husband is a guarantee of success.
The clash took place at Buckingham Palace about 20 years ago, while Morgan was at Prince Charles's 50th birthday party.
He describes Prince Philip as "breathtaking", refusing his hand when Morgan handed it to his handshake.
"Who are you?" Prince Philip "barked menacingly," with Morgan – then editor-in-chief of Daily Mirror newspaper – admitting to the royal that he and those around him were tabloid reporters.
Morgan claims that Philip watched with "a disgust and a revulsion speechless," turning without a word and moving away.
Morgan said he understood the reason for the prince's rudeness – royal scandals are a daily food for tabloid reporters – but "what amazed me, is how ready he was to be SO impolite with someone who was a guest at his son's birthday party ".
At the same time, the pbadenger broke his wrist during last week's car accident in the Prince, telling him that she wanted him to be sued if he was found guilty.
Emma Fairweather told the Sunday mirror that she was left screaming after the accident, in which Prince's Land Rover rolled to one side after retiring in front of the arriving Kia where Mrs. Fairweather was a pbadenger.
The Kia was driven by Ellie Townsend, 28, with her nine-month-old baby in the back.
Both women were slightly injured and the baby was not injured.
Speaking on British television, Ms. Fairweather said the duke was "extremely insensitive and inconsiderate" after being seen driving while he was not wearing his seatbelt just days after. l & # 39; accident.
"We have to decide whether Prince Philip and I are in the same life cycle here or not," she said.
"I think his treatment was not the same as mine."
The British police met with Prince Philip after he was apparently photographed driving without a seatbelt just two days after his involvement in the accident.
Norfolk Police have stated that "proper guidance has been given to the driver".
In his same column, Morgan criticized the astonishing "arrogance" of the prince.
"And how incredibly insensitive he was to the people he had crushed the car hours ago," he wrote.
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