Prince Harry has held talks with royal pal Tom Bradby over a TV interview, it’s claimed.
It would help promote Spare, his memoir out in January.
Executives at Harry’s publishers Random House have held talks with ITV news anchor Bradby for a lengthy on-camera chat, say sources.
The news could cause further friction between the royals, with Bradby, 55, a friend of both Harry and Prince William, who attended both of their weddings, caught in the middle.
William chose the ITV man for his exclusive engagement interview back in 2010.
The journalist spoke to Meghan and Harry during their tour of Africa in 2019.
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In their chat, Meghan said she was “struggling” with royal life, while Harry said the brothers were “on different paths”, publicly confirming their differences.
Insiders say informal talks are ongoing as Harry is holding out until after the release of the Sussexes’ Netflix series next week.
“The publishers want Harry to promote Spare in the UK,” the source said. “Tom Bradby has been close to Harry for a long time. He is someone Harry can trust.”
Last year Bradby admitted the brother’s falling out was “difficult” and he felt “a little bit caught in the middle”.