Has Prince Harry been warned against publishing a second tell-all memoir?
Prince Harry has been warned against writing his second book which is a follow up to his tell all memoir. The first book ‘Spare’ was release last year. Hist first memoir had contained many details pertaining to the Royal family and this had created fissures in his relationship with Prince William who is his brother and King Charles who is his father. This warning also stated that any future reconciliation with the Royal Family could be ruled out if he proceeded with this second book. Further, it has been reported by the New York Post that the prince was asked to cut down more than half of the content from the first draft of his book.
Censoring content:
Prince Harry had in an interview to the Telegraph had said that the first draft of his book contained 800 pages and this was reduced to 400 pages by the time it went for publishing. He said that he feared that this book would cause a permanent damage to his relationship with his brother and his father.
If Prince Harry decided to publishing his second book he would focus on his work or the “joys of parenthood”.
Contents of the book:
He mentions that one piece of content that wasn’t mentioned in the book was regarding his relationship with his brother. He added that there were some incidents that happened between him and his brother and also with his father. He added that this content was not published as he feared that they would never forgive him.
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