Prince Harry ‘will return to Britain to promote his bombshell memoir Spare’
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Prince Harry ‘will return to Britain to promote his bombshell memoir Spare’ in a move that would cast a shadow over the Royal Family’s Christmas
- Prince Harry may travel to the UK to promote his controversial new memoir, Spare.
- According to reports, he could come in the new year to explain his “intent” in writing the book
- Senior royals would brace for the book’s publication on January 10
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Prince Harry may travel to the UK to promote his controversial new memoir, Spare.
Last night, reports claimed Harry could fly to Britain in the New Year to explain his “intention” in writing the book – which will cast a shadow over the Royal Family’s Christmas.
Senior royals would brace for the 416-page title to be published on January 10.
Prince Harry may travel to the UK to promote his controversial new memoir, Spare.
“It’s not going to be a relaxed family Christmas party, so to speak,” a source told the Mail on Sunday.
Publishers Penguin Random House say the book was written with “fearless honesty” and is expected to feature explosive new material about Harry’s childhood and his split from “The Firm” after meeting Meghan.
A source added: “The book is much worse than people think.” The title is believed to refer to Harry as the ‘reserve’ of Prince William’s ‘heir’, but has been translated to sound more ominous in other languages.
Royal commentators said the release of Prince Harry’s book would be ‘not helpful’ for King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla
Penguin Random House announced the global publishing agreement this year, describing the memoir as “intimate and heartfelt”
In Spain it is called In The Shadow, in Sweden The Other and in Denmark The Reservist.
Harry will be recording the audio version himself, but voice actor Emily Woo Zeller warned: “Getting words off a page and making them sound like dialogue is a skill. I don’t know if Harry has that skill.’