Prince Harry's debut memoir, "Spare," released last January, stirred immediate controversy by delving into intimate family moments, including tense encounters with his brother Prince William and revelations about the royal family.
Despite the initial uproar caused by "Spare," reports suggest that Harry may have enough undisclosed material to fill a second book, hinting at potential further revelations. Speculation arises about a possible sequel, with claims that Harry deliberately held back some revelations in the first book.
The Duke of Sussex previously hinted at having more to share but expressed concerns about divulging certain private anecdotes involving his father and brother. In an interview after the release of "Spare," Harry mentioned his reservations about revealing certain incidents, particularly those involving his relationships with William and their father, Prince Charles.
According to a source close to the couple, Harry's content in "Spare" merely scratches the surface, implying that deeper and potentially more shocking revelations might be forthcoming if the strained relationship with the royal family persists. The insider suggested that if Harry feels further alienated or cornered by his family, he might be compelled to share more explosive details, claiming that certain undisclosed aspects were purposely omitted from the first book.
Harry previously conveyed to The Telegraph that condensing his experiences into one book was challenging, indicating that there were initially enough details for multiple volumes. He expressed reluctance to disclose certain sensitive incidents, fearing the irreversible fallout it might cause within his family, as he doubted they would forgive him for revealing such intimate details.
The possibility of a sequel to "Spare" raises anticipation and apprehension about the potential further disclosures from Harry, hinting at a deeper layer of unresolved tensions and conflicts within the royal family.
