King Charles was disappointed on Prince Harry's birth as he 'wanted a girl'
"Charles always wanted a girl. I knew Harry was a boy and I didn't tell him," Princess Diana told her secret biographer Andrew Morton
Princess Diana has shared interesting details about the births of her two sons Prince William and Prince Harry in Andrew Morton’s Diana: Her True Story, saying Charles wished Harry was a girl.
Princess Diana, who died in tragic car crash in 1997, told her secret biographer in tapes for his 1992 book Diana: Her True Story how Charles had been disappointed not to have a daughter.
"Charles always wanted a girl. I knew Harry was a boy because I saw on the scan and I didn't tell him. Harry arrived, Harry had red hair, Harry was a boy. First comment was: 'Oh God, it's a boy,' second comment: 'and he's even got red hair,'" Diana told Morton.
She explained: "Charles wanted two children, and he wanted a girl."
Charles expressed being letdown again at Harry’s christening, telling Diana’s mother, "We were so disappointed – we thought it would be a girl."
"Charles went to talk to my mother at Harry's christening and said: 'We were so disappointed—we thought it would be a girl.'"
"The rest of the family had a boy and a girl and we were the first to change and I know fate played a hand there—Harry's a 'backup' in the nicest possible way," Princess Dina told Morton.
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