The most startling revelations in Prince Harry’s autobiography “Spare” (Spare also means “spare”), which will be released on January 10, concern relationships within the royal family. In recent days the British newspaper “The Guardian” has published a preview of excerpts.
Details of its content were also made public by its Spanish-language edition.
According to an article in the New York Post, Harry recalled that one of his father’s “best pranks in his repertoire” was asking if anyone knew if he really was the Prince of Wales and if he really was his father.
“She laughed and laughed, although it wasn’t funny given the rumor going around at the time that my real father was one of Mum’s former lovers, Major James Hewitt,” recalled the Duke of Sussex. According to him, one of the reasons for this rumor was his red hair, and the other – “manifestations of sadism.”
Prince Harry’s book reveals his inner struggle to come to terms with the death of his mother Princess Diana, his experiences during his military service when he killed 25 Taliban in Afghanistan, and his conflicts with the media. Harry and his brother, Crown Prince William, have begged their father, Prince Charles, not to marry Camilla, who is now queen consort, the British king’s second son also revealed.