In July 2022, Cosmopolitan announced that the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry’s memoir, will be released around the holidays.
The book will be issued in November/December, according to the news.
The memoir is already finished, according to a publishing source.
Meanwhile, another insider indicated that the Duke of Sussex may discuss his previous royal life, something he has not previously discussed.
According to the insider, some themes covered include the Duke’s youth.
And “there is information in there that should make his family worried.”
Furthermore, the prince’s former biographer, Angela Levin, disclosed on the chat program “Palace Confidential”.
That publisher Penguin Random House handed the royal a multi-million pound advance.
It implies they made certain they’d get their money’s worth from his impending biography.
Levin described Prince Harry as “bitter and angry,” adding that everything he felt after seeing the events of his life was “dreadful.”
Moreover, Levin’s colleague panelist and royal writer Robert Jobson had similar concerns.
Predicting that the autobiography’s aftermath will have a huge influence in the UK.
Jobson believes the book’s disclosures will be detrimental.
Particularly surrounding the Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton issue of “who made who weep.”
The former BBC journalist said in her memoirs that in 2016.
The Duchess got an offer from World Vision Canada to appear in a film promoting the charity’s work building water wells in Rwanda.
Bower stated that the prince “brought bags of garments”.
And “insisted” on her accompanying fashion photographer, Gabor Jurina.
She also apparently brought a hair and makeup artist.
As well as a Canadian camera, in lieu of producer Brenda Surminski.
