It seems that Prince Harry is having a moment of self-doubt after the publication of his mega-successful memoir, Spare.
The Duke of Sussex went hard and heavy with the revelations that damaged his brother, Prince William, his father, King Charles III, his stepmother, Queen Camilla, and his sister-in-law, Kate Middleton.
In the book, one of the most brutal and shocking revelations is that Prince Harry was attacked by Prince William.
Prince Harry wrote, “He grabbed me by the collar, ripping my necklace,” before I fell to the ground. I lay there for a moment, dazed, then got to my feet and told him to get out.”
The juicy tidbits and nasty secrets propelled Prince Harry to the bestseller list and helped him land a spot in the history books.
Meghan Markle‘s husband earned himself the bestselling nonfiction book of all time. However, there is a cost to all of that monster fame and success.
Prince Harry feels he has destroyed his relationships with his family to the point that they will never be repaired.
Royal editor Russell Myers believes Prince Harry knows the truth and that the book has changed his relationship with his family for decades to come.
He explained: “You start at the beginning of the year, we had Harry’s memoir Spare, which was an absolute bombshell throughout the Royal Family. We’re still talking about it now. He’s still picking up the pieces of his sort of battered relationship with his father and his brother.”
He added: “Absolutely nobody was spared – excuse the pun – from his barbs in that book, and I think we’ll still see the repercussions of that in the next year or two, and whether Harry can sort of find a way back into the family remains to be seen.”
The book caused such carnage that Prince Harry was told to pause on any decision to honor his contract with the publishing company to write a second tell-all.
Lynn Carratt told The Mirror: “I am sure that is still the plan, and it will form part of their deal with Penguin, but timing is everything and 2024 wouldn’t be the right time for its release. There will be a time in the future when an autobiography will be relevant, but not now.”
In multiple interviews, Prince Harry has confirmed that he has lost his way and all contact with his brother and father, and does not see a way to regain their trust ever again.
