Prince William has “hardly spoken to Prince Harry” since news broke of his brother’s “Me Me Memoir” replacement
- Prince William, 40, has barely spoken to Prince Harry, 38, since the news of Spare
- The royal family is also “anxious” to read it and has lawyers ready to do so
- The memoir, due to be released on January 10, promises ‘unwavering honesty’
- Royal author Angela Levin said the palace won’t be able to read it until it’s out
Prince William “has hardly spoken to Prince Harry” since news of his brother Spare’s memoir broke, royal experts have said.
The royal family is also said to be “excited” to read the memoir, which is due to be released on January 10, and has lawyers on hand.
Prince William, 40, has barely spoken to his brother Harry, 38, since news of the book broke.
The controversial book, described as a work of “raw, unflinching honesty”, will be called Spare – a “charged” reference to his position as the heir apparent’s younger brother.
Royal author Angela Levin said she thought the palace was “excited” for the book’s release.
Prince William, 40, has barely spoken to his brother Harry, 38, since news of the book broke
The controversial book, described as a work of “raw, unflinching honesty”, will be called Spare – a “charged” reference to his position as the heir apparent’s younger brother
“They have lawyers willing to read it, but they won’t see it until it’s out. If it’s too boring, it won’t be worth the millions they’ve already paid him,” she told The Sun Online.
Details of the bombshell book were revealed and the description from editor Penguin Random House read: “With its raw, unflinching honesty, Spare is a groundbreaking publication filled with insight, revelations, self-examination and hard-won wisdom about love’s eternal power of heartache.
“Spare immediately takes the reader back to one of the most poignant images of the 20th century: two little boys, two princes walking behind their mother’s coffin as the world looks on in sadness – and horror.
“When Diana, Princess of Wales was buried, billions wondered what the princes were thinking and feeling – and how their lives would unfold from that point.”
The editors of the belated memoir have made it clear that Harry won’t shy away from sensitive issues, like the family’s decision to encourage him and his older brother Prince William to walk behind their mother Diana’s coffin
Family members were not informed of the book’s title prior to yesterday’s announcement, while the Spanish-language version, subtitled En La Sombra, or “in the shadows,” is even more poignant.
The editors of the belated memoir have made it clear that Harry won’t shy away from sensitive issues, like the family’s decision to encourage him and his older brother Prince William to walk behind their mother Diana’s coffin.
He could also reveal which member of the monarchy he thinks made a racist comment about the possible skin color of his then-unborn son Archie, or shed some light on his strained relationship with his father and difficult times with William.
The brothers’ relationship has been difficult since Harry moved to the United States with his wife Meghan Markle.