Prince Harry’s Spare is finally officially out.
Prince Harry’s long-awaited and dreaded memoir, 38 Spare was officially released in Britain and many other countries today, Tuesday.
As an audiobook, it was available in Britain just after midnight. People were queuing up at bookstores since morning.
However, the Spanish-language version of the book went on sale last Thursday, so most of the book’s content has leaked to the public in advance.
And as expected, there are plenty of shocking revelations.
Prince Harry is the most talked about man in the world today. PDO
Among other things, new information comes from the fact that Harry, who tried drugs for the first time at the age of 17, was still a 36-year-old family man.
She, Meghan and Archie were living in Los Angeles at the time in Tyler Perry’s former apartment. Harry says he waited until Meghan and Archie had fallen asleep, then he snuck onto the balcony at the edge of the garden and dug out the marijuana.
The use of cannabis was legalized in California in 2016.
One of the most shocking revelations has been Harry’s announcement that he has killed 25 people in Afghanistan during his time in the military. Not only does Harry tell the exact numbers, he also refers to those killed as “game pieces”, not people.
In his book, Harry also talks about his bad relationship with his brother the prince to William. Things cooled down after Harry married Meghan, which William warned his brother about beforehand.
When Meghan was already a lady at court, the situation escalated even more. Even to the extent that Harry claims William physically touched him.
Before this, there had been a verbal spat, with Meghan as the topic. William had first called Harry’s wife rude and troublesome, and then grabbed his brother by the collars, broke his necklace and pushed him to the floor, with the result that Harry got bruises and cuts on his back from the broken dog food bowl underneath.
Harry’s stepmother, Queen Consort Camilla, also gets to shout in the book.
Harry claims that Camilla is plotting to raise his own reputation and tarnish the court’s brand.
In Harry’s opinion, Camilla not only plotted herself to marry the king Charles’s with also a year’s worth of news to the press about court events. The prince claims that there is a long-lasting plan behind it.
Even smaller revelations are enough in the book.