Not so charmed: Prince Harry reveals intimate details in new memoir 'Spare'
Some of the intimate details and shocking claims we can expect to read about in Prince Harry's new book.
Right: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during their announcement of transition away from the Royal Family. (Photo: Sussex Royal Official Instagram Page)
Prince Harry will be releasing his memoir Spare on 10 January 2023, and people are already losing their mind over it.
In this tell-all memoir, Prince Harry has revealed intimate and salacious details about his life, amidst other sensational claims. This move is highly counterintuitive to the unspoken Royal Family's motto of "Never complain, never explain" – so it might not sit well with his family members, especially when not all of them have been portrayed in the best of light.
The book is hitting bookshelves at an opportune time: United Kingdom is still reeling from the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the ascension of King Charles III, and Prime Minister Liz Truss's resignation after 44 days on the job, amidst economic turmoil. It's hardly any surprise that the release will prove a distraction from the unrest of current times in United Kingdom, whichever camp people are on.
Searches for Prince Harry Memoir have spiked this week, with the book shooting to number two on Singapore's Amazon’s bestsellers list, days before its release date. However, the book has already been flooded with 1-star and 5-stars ratings on Goodreads.
Snippets of the memoir have already made their round on the internet, due to Spain bookstores releasing the book earlier despite the tightly-controlled released date. From what we have gathered, here are some details we can expect to read about.
The impact of his late mother, Princess Diana's death, on him and his brother Prince William
Prince Harry's relationship with the royal family as the "spare", also a direct reference to the title of the book
Prince Harry's drug consumption during his youth
How he lost his virginity
The details behind the physical attack by his brother Prince Williams
The relationship between the royal family members and his wife Meghan Markle
His kill count during the war in Afghanistan
A "medium" who told him “You’re living the life she wanted for you.”
If you prefer learning about all the salacious details direct from the horse's mouth, here are the links to preorder the physical or digital book.
'Spare' physical copy is up for preorder on BookDepository 'Spare' is available in all other formats on Amazon
You might hate or love the Sussex Royal, but you have to admit that they know how to keep media interest going for them.
