Prince William’s Silence: Barely Speaking to Prince Harry Amid Memoir Controversy

Prince William's relationship with his younger brother, Prince Harry, has reportedly taken a hit following the revelation of Harry's upcoming memoir.

Scheduled for release on the 10th of January, the 416-page book titled “Spare” alludes to the famous phrase “the heir and the spare,” often used in reference to the two royal siblings.

While the memoir promises to provide a truthful and accurate account of royal life, Prince Harry assures the public that it will offer a candid and captivating glimpse into his journey from childhood to the present day.

Since the announcement of the book, experts suggest that Prince Harry and Prince William have had minimal communication.

Speculation surrounds the Prince of Wales' reserved stance leading up to the book's publication, with many anticipating its contents with bated breath.

Royal author Angela Levine anticipates that the royal family will brace themselves for the memoir's release, likely having legal representation at the ready, although they may not preview its contents until it hits the shelves.

Despite preparations behind the scenes, it is revealed that the royal family, including Prince William, will refrain from reviewing the memoir until after its publication.

Omid Scobie, Harry's biographer, suggests that tensions between the brothers escalated following William's advice to Harry regarding his relationship with Meghan Markle, sparking a rift that has persisted over the years.

The initial release of “Spare,” featuring a striking cover portrait of Harry, was postponed out of respect for the Queen's passing, leading to a temporary reconciliation among the royal family members at her funeral.

In light of recent events, including the Queen's death and Prince Charles assuming the throne, Harry is reportedly eager to refine certain aspects of the memoir.

Concerns have arisen about potential revelations that might not align favorably with the current circumstances, prompting Harry to seek modifications to the text.

Despite his efforts, time constraints may hinder substantial changes to the narrative, as the hardcover and audio versions of the book are set to hit the market soon.

Priced at £28 for the hardcover edition and £20 for the audiobook narrated by Harry himself, “Spare” is positioned as a significant milestone for the Duke of Sussex.

Penguin Random House, the book's publisher, emphasizes the profound insights and personal reflections contained within its pages, highlighting Harry's contributions to charitable causes with a portion of his advance.

Notably, Harry allocated £1.3 million to his children's charity, Centibale, and made a substantial donation to World Child, underscoring the altruistic motivations driving his memoir's publication.