And the prince wrote: "We told him (to Megan’s dad) leave Mexico now. A whole new level of harassment is about to hit you, so come to Britain now".
He explained that Megan had booked a first-class flight for her father, on board New Zealand Airlines.
However, a company spokesperson told the newspaper "New Zealand Herald"Air New Zealand has never operated flights from Mexico to Britain.
as she indicated "Air New Zealand" to that they submit a degree "Business Premier" Only, not the highest degree as the book claimed.
And the airline was not satisfied with that, but rather said through its official account in "Twitter" It’s about to launch "Sussex Class"and made the new class a satirical mark of Prince Harry’s claims.
Prince Harry’s memoirs had a strong start, selling 1.4 million copies of it in English on the first day of its launch. Britain And the United States and Canada, breaking the house sales record "Penguin Random House"the house reported Thursday.
The book, which included an attack on the British royal family, made headlines when it was released on Tuesday, coinciding with the presentation of 4 promotional interviews conducted by the Duke of Sussex with major media organizations.
Large parts of the book were widely leaked last week, but its contents continued to occupy public opinion and occupied an important space for discussion in the media around the world.
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And he said Harry In his autobiography, which caused a stir, Meghan booked a first-class flight for her father from Mexico to Britain, on Air New Zealand.
The prince wrote: “We told him (Meghan’s father) leave Mexico now. A whole new level of harassment is about to happen to you, so come to Britain now.”
He explained that Megan had booked a first-class flight for her father, on board New Zealand Airlines.
However, a company spokesperson told the New Zealand Herald that Air New Zealand had never operated flights from Mexico to Britain.
Air New Zealand also indicated that it only offers the “Business Premier” class, and not the highest class, as the book claimed.
Not only did the airline do that, but it said through its official Twitter account that it was about to launch the “Sussex Class”, and made the new class a sarcastic mark against Prince Harry’s claims.
Prince Harry’s memoirs had a strong start, selling 1.4 million copies of it in English on the first day of its launch. Britain And the United States and Canada, breaking the sales record for Penguin Random House, the house said Thursday.
The book, which included an attack on the British royal family, made headlines when it was released on Tuesday, coinciding with the presentation of 4 promotional interviews conducted by the Duke of Sussex with major media organizations.
Large parts of the book were widely leaked last week, but its contents continued to occupy public opinion and occupied an important space for discussion in the media around the world.