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Harry might have felt he had to air his family's dirty laundry in public because no one else would have dared to do it.

I don't know everything that was on Harry's long list of grievances (because I'm not interested enough in royal soap opera to watch the interviews or read all the stories), but it sounds like airing them in private had gotten him nowhere and his relationship with his family had broken down long before he went public. Despite all the royal and pro-royal outrage about disloyalty and betrayal, blah blah, he apparently felt they'd betrayed him and his wife first -- but no one was going to breathe a whisper about that. And in view of the fact that Harry is treated like a Judas while a veil is dutifully kept tightly drawn over his dad's infidelity to his mother, he was dead right.

To be honest, I'm not a fan of self-publicists either, but I recognise that if he's no longer a blue-blooded leech suckling on the taxpayer's teat, then he's got to earn a crust somehow. Seeing as wifey has a media career background, the interview and publishing circuit is an unsurprising choice. Although I'd had more respect if he'd tried retraining as, I dunno, an accountant.