Princess Diana’s former butler says Prince Harry will be ‘torn’ when he returns to the US
By Reuters
21 April 2021 |
1:36 pm
Princess Diana's former butler Paul Burrell claims Prince Harry will be "torn" when he returns to the US after flying back to the UK last week for Prince Philip's funeral.
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