Prince Harry has been advised against writing a sequel to his memoir "Spare," which currently lacks details about his more recent life. The first edition of the memoir covers a relatively small portion of his life, and speculations arise about the possibility of a sequel or a separate memoir from Meghan Markle.
Royal author Robert Hardman notes the concern from the Palace about the omission of significant recent events in Harry's life. The book primarily covers his wedding, married life, and departure from the royal world, prompting speculation about additional writings.
Richard Fitzwilliams, an authority on the royal family, advises Prince Harry against penning another memoir in the near future. Fitzwilliams highlights the challenges the Sussexes faced after the publication of "Spare," including losing popularity and facing criticism for the revelations in the book.
He suggests that writing another memoir could further damage their image, especially if it continues to involve negative portrayals of the Royal Family.
While Harry revealed that he had cut sensitive content from "Spare," raising the possibility of another book, Fitzwilliams emphasizes the potential consequences of continuing to criticize the Royal Family for financial gain.
