Prince Harry’s Memoir Could Be Delayed As He Ponders About What He’s Written

Who else can’t wait to sneak a peek of Prince Harry’s unpublished memoir? It’s reportedly filled with juicy dishes it’s even scaring Harry. Would Harry push forward with the book and destroy any remaining ties he has with his family or would he know when enough is enough?

I guess we’ll never know until the year safely ends.

The Duke Of Sussex Is Concerned About the “Truth Bombs” In His Book

I can’t even begin to wonder what Harry could write in that “wholly truthful” memoir of his that’s making him reconsider letting it hit the shelves.

Last year, it was announced that Prince Harry, 37, was working on a memoir that will be released later this year. After delays, insiders revealed that the book was done and dusted and on track to be released during the holidays – the time of the year when book sales boom.

It would have gone toe to toe with Michelle Obama’s latest book, “The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times”, which would be arriving on November 15.

Sadly, one source in the know said that “things are up in the air” for the book’s publication date. Right now, people are speculating that the book may be delayed until 2023, as the memoir, still unnamed, is yet to be available for pre-sales anywhere.

Royal Family News – Another Source

While another publishing source confirmed there had been talk of a November publication date, they added: “I have heard that Harry has some truth bombs in his book that he is debating on whether to include or not.

“So this [push back is] no surprise if he needs more time to work on the book.”

Harry is working with renowned writer J.R. Moehringer for the autobiography, which will reportedly have more than one part.

The 20 million dollar deal Harry signed with Random House for the memoirs is probably pushing him to spill the beans in order to keep the huge paycheck.

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