In his newly released memoir, “Spare,” Prince Harry opens up about his close friendship with the legendary musician, Elton John.

Known for his generosity, Elton has been a steadfast and supportive friend to many.

However, it seems that their relationship hit a bump in the road in recent years, as Harry recounts a tense disagreement between the two.

According to Said Hiloncora, a netizen, the real reason behind the fallout between Sir Elton John and Harry and Meghan is quite shocking.

Allegedly, Elton may have been secretly recording Meghan and Harry’s arguments.

The netizen suggests that Harry and Meghan, who are known to enjoy freebies, had taken advantage of Elton’s generosity by using his private jet.

But things took a turn when it was revealed that Elton had bugs installed in his jet, possibly due to remnants of his past drug use.

Harry writes in his memoir that Elton invited him and Meghan to stay with him in France in 2019 when they were feeling overwhelmed.

Elton publicly defended the couple amidst their battles with the British press, expressing his distress over the distorted reports surrounding their stay at his home.

During their visit, Harry witnessed Elton, his husband David Furnish, and their two sons develop a deep bond with Archie.

However, tensions arose on the last night of their stay when Harry discovered that Elton planned to serialize his autobiography in the Daily Mail, a publication that Harry and Meghan had previously taken legal action against.

Feeling concerned, Harry confronted Elton, questioning why he would choose a publication that had made his life miserable.

Elton simply stated that he wanted people to read his book, and Harry decided not to pursue the matter further to avoid spoiling the holiday.

Elton John was once a close friend and confidant of Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana.

The iconic singer famously performed a touching rendition of “Candle in the Wind” at Diana’s funeral in 1997.

Harry vividly recalls the moment in his memoir, describing how Elton rose from his seat at the grand piano, as if awakened from centuries of slumber, to deliver a heart-wrenching performance.

The memory of that song still brings tears to Harry’s eyes.

In another poignant moment, Harry shares that he had asked Elton to sing “Candle in the Wind” at the 10th anniversary memorial of Diana’s death.

However, Elton declined, fearing it would be too somber.

Instead, he chose to perform “Your Song,” celebrating Diana’s life and accomplishments.

Harry fondly remembers the twinkle in Elton’s eye and the warmth he brought to the performance, filled with cherished memories.

Prince Harry’s memoir provides a glimpse into the complexities of his relationship with Elton John.

Despite their differences, Harry maintains a deep affection for the musician.

Their shared history, including Elton’s moving tribute at Princess Diana’s funeral, has left an indelible mark on both men.

As Harry continues to navigate his own path, he cherishes the memories they have created together and remains grateful for Elton’s unwavering support.