HE MIGHT currently live thousands of miles away from his niece and nephews – but three years ago, Prince Harry was based right around the corner from the Cambridge family in Kensington Palace.
And according to the new biography Finding Freedom, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would shower Princess Charlotte and Prince George with presents on their birthdays.
Royal authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand claim Prince Harry bought Prince George – who recently celebrated his seventh birthday – an electric SUV for his special day in 2017.
The toy cars cost on average £400 each, but can be as much as £1,500 depending on the make and model.
Meanwhile, the generous uncle also treated his niece Princess Charlotte to a tricycle for her birthday that year.
The book, serialised over the weekend in the Sunday Times, has laid bare family disputes with the monarchy and is believed to have ruined any hopes of returning to royal duties when Megxit is reviewed.
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The book, which is due for release next month, will chart the events leading up to the couple’s departure from the UK.
The authors -journalists Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand – have had access to more than 100 people for the book and sources claim it portrays the Sussexes in a positive light.
Bombshell book claims include:
- Harry told Meg ‘I love you’ first three months into their whirlwind romance
- Anti-paparazzi Meghan CONSPIRED with snappers to set up shots herself
- Harry gave Charles 20 minutes’ notice before crushing his Middle East tour
- Harry and Meg secretly got engaged two months before they told the world
- Prince Harry was ‘in a trance’ after he met Meg on their first date
