Finally, we’ve gotten out of the jungle of whether Prince Harry will be releasing his memoir or not. But we’ve also entered a new jungle.
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Why did Harry choose January 10 2023 to release his memoir? Why did he title it “Spare”? Why did he use “California lighting” for his cover picture? Who would, and who wouldn’t, Harry betray in the upcoming memoir? These and so many other questions are being discussed by royal commentators since Harry’s book was officially made available for preorder.
But one royal expert believes that the book won’t make as big a splash as everyone is saying since Harry’s credibility is already questionable. So how “wholly truthful” will Prince Harry’s “wholly truthful” memoir be?
Royal Author Lady Campbell Accuses Prince Harry Of Having A “Credibility” Problem
As Harry’s “Spare” release date draws nearer, experts are weighing in on the controversial memoir that’s reportedly filled with “truth bombs”.
However, royal author Lady Campbell is doubtful that anyone will take the so-called “truth bombs” seriously, especially with Harry having “a loose relationship with the truth”.
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Lady C told GB News’ Dan Wootton that “no matter what” Prince Harry may choose to reveal in his memoir, it is a “case of the boy who cried wolf”.
Not much is known about the book, apart from the further details Penguin Random House shared when the book became available for pre-order.
The book will let the world see with the eyes of the 12-year-old boy who walked behind his mother’s coffin as the eyes of the world shone upon him and how that boy made his journey into manhood. It will also touch on his life as a military man and his involvement with charities.
Much has been said about the book and much has been speculated, but on January 10, fans will get to have a glimpse into what makes a demon for one of the most “influential figures of our time”.
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