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Harry’s decision to put a number on those he killed, and the book’s comparison of those to chess pieces, drew outrage from Taliban officials, and concern from British veterans.
Catherine Mayer says anger over racism, misogyny and wealth in the royal family can undermine public consent for a monarchyThe “absolutely catastrophic” implications of attacks on the behaviour of the royal family in the new memoir from the Duke of Sus…
A series of television interviews with Prince Harry will start airing on Sunday with the prospect of yet more damaging attacks on the monarchy.
Duke recalls feeling hands wet with tears when he shook hands with people outside Kensington PalaceThe Duke of Sussex has described the guilt he felt while walking outside Kensington Palace following the death of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.In…
Harry’s book, “Spare,” is the latest in a string of very public pronouncements by the prince and his wife Meghan since they quit royal life and moved to California in 2020.
Former royal biographer Jonathan Dimbleby says Duke of Sussex ‘is clearly a very troubled man’What will Harry do next? PR experts on the prince’s next stepsA former royal biographer has said he is “perplexed” by the Duke of Sussex’s memoirs and says it…
Duke of Sussex recounts altercation with brother, saying ‘he wanted me to hit him back, but I chose not to’Prince Harry has said he saw “the red mist” in his brother, Prince William, when his older sibling allegedly attacked him during a confrontation …
A report from The Guardian, which obtained an advance copy of Prince Harry’s memoir, says Harry writes about being assaulted by his older brother William.
Exclusive: Harry writes in new autobiography Spare that William ‘knocked me to the floor’ during confrontation in London in 2019In his highly anticipated autobiography, Spare, Prince Harry recounts what he says was a physical attack by his brother, Wil…
“I want a family, not an institution,” Prince Harry says in an interview with ITV ahead of the release of his memoir, ‘Spare.’