As Prince Harry celebrates his 39th birthday, we take a look at one gift he previously received which he branded 'cold-blooded'.
The Duke of Sussex will mark the special occasion at the seventh day of the event alongside Meghan Markle in Dusseldorf - and it's likely Meghan will be showering her husband with lavish gifts.
Writing in his memoir Spare, Harry recalls his great-aunt and the late Queen's sister Princess Margaret, or "Aunt Margo" as he called her, and claimed he didn't know her very well despite sharing "12.5 per cent" of her DNA. The memoir says: "Her relationship with Granny wasn't an exact analogue of mine with Willy, but pretty close. The simmering rivalry, the intense competition , it all looked familiar. Aunt Margo also wasn't that dissimilar from Mummy. Both rebels, both labelled as sirens."
Their fallout worsened after the accusations that Harry publicly levelled at his brother in double tell-alls: his autobiography, Spare, and last year's Netflix documentary, Harry & Meghan.
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