In December, Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, will travel to the United States. The Prince and Princess of Wales will officially represent King Charles III and the British monarchy.
The heir to the throne is heading to Boston to attend the second Earthshot Prize awards ceremony, which will take place on December 2.
Middleton and her husband are also expected to visit New York to participate in a charity gala.
During the trip, it is believed that Prince William will give speeches and address the media to spotlight a cause that is very near and dear to his heart — climate change.
However, how will Prince William be able to keep the focus on his charity and the work he is doing when Prince Harry will primarily compete for the media spotlight as he begins a massive promotional tour for his memoir?
Prince Harry announced his tell-all book, Spare, will arrive in bookstores physically and digitally on January 10 — one day after Kate Middleton’s 41st birthday.
The title itself implies that American journalists will want Prince William to share his thoughts and feelings on the term.
Prince Harry released the bold cover for the book along with this provocative promise — to share “raw, unflinching honesty.”
Prince William and Middleton’s trip will undoubtedly be disrupted by the many questions about the tell-all memoir and the potential topics covered in it.
Author Angela Levin spoke to The Sun and revealed that the title, Spare is a cruel jab or joke because it puts Prince William and King Charles in a tough situation.
She slammed Prince Harry for cornering his family with the full knowledge that they could not defend themselves.
She said: “The title likely refers to the heir and the spare, and it is used to describe the duke and his older brother and future King, William.”
She added: “It tells you what he thinks about himself with some great deep shame that somehow he didn’t feel he was better than that. Diana did her absolute best that he wouldn’t feel like that. She tried to tell him there were more options, more things would be open to him.”
Levin went on to say: “Prince William and Harry were very, very close. Harry told me that they had had this unique experience that nobody else would have had. One was losing their mother when they were very young. Then thousands of people were watching them and grieving when they had never met or even spoken to his mother. Those two things together made them very close.”
She concluded by stating: “William looked after him a lot. He was a very nice older brother.
Harry has not been very nice in recent years. I think [publishing a tell-all book while] knowing his family won’t sue and they won’t answer back… it’s a one-way nastiness.”
Prince Harry has reportedly taken an aggressive approach with the anticipated book.
