Prince Harry book

Prince Harry is about to follow up his recent Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan—in which the Sussexes (kinda) tell their side of some major events that led ...

Another “startling revelation” from Page Six’s reporting on Spare is Harry’s admission that his penis (referred to as his “todger”) was frostbitten at William and Kate’s 2011 wedding, as Harry was recovering from a charity North Pole expedition that had occurred the month prior. In what is perhaps the most shocking Spare revelation yet, Harry apparently outs William and Kate as “regular—nay, religious—viewers of Suits.” As reported by Page Six, when Harry told his siblings who his newest paramour was at the start of his relationship with Meghan, “their mouths fell open” and William responded, “F–k off?” It seems William’s familiarity with Meghan’s job made him even more apprehensive about Harry’s new relationship. After all, they did just meet, and according to the leak, Harry goes on to note, “Willy didn’t hug many strangers.” Apparently, the costume was for a “Native and Colonial” themed party (there’s your first mistake!), and when Harry asked William and Kate whether he should go as a pilot or a Nazi, they chose Nazi. knocked [him] to the floor.” Harry fell on a dog bowl and broke it, resulting in noticeable injuries to his back, which Meghan later saw. [(kinda)](https://slate.com/culture/2022/12/harry-meghan-netflix-docuseries-review.html) tell their side of [some major events](https://slate.com/human-interest/2022/12/meghan-harry-netflix-series-review-release.html) that led to their taking their leave of the royal family—with a memoir, Spare, due to hit shelves on Tuesday, Jan.

Not only are there the much-anticipated digs at members of his own family, but there's some interesting information about the Duke's own penis thrown in for ...

“Well, it’s rude, Meghan. “Not me. “The press had written about it extensively. Defending his wife, Harry said in his book: “Meg said that she had never intentionally done anything to offend Kate and that if she had, she begged her to let her know so she could avoid a reoccurrence.” “In the book, Harry says that there was a discussion about the timing of the wedding rehearsal and the flower girl dresses and Kate was very upset,” a source told the Daily Mail. Not guilty. Harry claimed his brother and heir to the throne “pointed a finger” at Meghan. A row erupted after the Duchess of Sussex said the Princess of Wales had “baby brain because of her hormones”. “Pa was very interested and sympathetic about the discomfort of my frostnipped ears and cheeks, and it was an effort not to overshare and tell him also about my equally tender penis,” Harry writes. Discussing what he called the “humiliating episode”, Harry said it was with “an older woman who liked macho horses”. Harry’s frostbite reference is noteworthy - for the fact that in his book he says he was suffering from a “frostnipped” penis at William’s wedding to Kate Middleton in 2011. While the exact number of people who have spent hours pondering this over the years will never be known, Harry declares in his book that his penis “was a matter of public record, and indeed some public curiosity”.

In his memoir, 'Spare,' Prince Harry accuses Prince William of physically attacking him. He also says William and Kate encouraged him to wear a Nazi costume ...

He writes that she “wasn’t that surprised and wasn’t all that angry,” but “she was terribly sad.” He wasn’t great at showing emotions under normal circumstances, how could he be expected to show them in such a crisis?” He added, “His hand did fall once more on my knee and he said, ‘It’s going to be OK.’ That was quite a lot for him. The royal reveals that he lost his virginity to an unnamed older woman in a field behind a “very busy pub” when he was 17. [According to](https://www.theguardian.com/books/2023/jan/04/prince-harry-william-physical-attack-2019-meghan-spare-book) the Guardian, which has obtained a copy of the book, Harry says William came to his home at Nottingham Cottage to talk about “the whole rolling catastrophe” of their relationship and issues with the press. “When I found myself plunged in the heat and confusion of combat I didn’t think of those 25 as people,” he wrote. The bodyguard was actually investigating reports that a newspaper had evidence of Harry taking drugs. Harry writes that “in the era of Apaches and laptops” it was possible to establish “with exactness how many enemy combatants I had killed. It was becoming more of an issue by the day,” he says. He also modeled the outfit for them and “they both howled. [Prince Charles](https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/king-charles-may-hate-americans.html)’s affair with Camilla (“Creepy and sad”), and the royals’ mandatory pantyhose rule (“A fine example for us all”). It was possible to establish a kill count, the prince said, because he was able to watch gun-cam footage of every mission he flew on. “Harry and Meghan are at least partly correct, but they’re also so annoying,” as Gawker aptly [put it](https://www.gawker.com/celebrity/were-only-3-sleeps-away-from-harry-meghan-telling-their-side-of-the-story-in-a-netflix-global-event).

The duke's bombshell memoir reveals his grief and anger at losing his trust for his family.

Such was the strangeness and scrutiny of his young life that he says he welcomed serving in Afghanistan. The aftermath of her death seems to have left a divide between Harry and his father, now King Charles. Also previously untold was his account of finding out about Queen Elizabeth's ill-health and death. It was a line used by Barack Obama before he became president - and it runs through this memoir like the writing in a stick of rock. When his plane was coming into land in Scotland he says: "I looked at the BBC website. It's not even past."

Prince Harry's memoir "Spare" was on Friday mauled by British media and commentators who called it "vengeful" and "calculated", as Buckingham Palace kept ...

"I saw this red mist in him," Harry said in a clip of his chat with ITV, talking about the altercation with William. "Having made the idiotic decision to 'go public' about his rift with the royal family, Harry was no doubt under enormous pressure... The left-leaning newspaper, which has questioned the monarchy's role in modern Britain, was the first to publish a leaked extract of the book this week in which Harry described his physical altercation with William. In an editorial, it pointed to "countless discrepancies" in his claims and urged him to listen to friends who have urged him to "stop for his own good". The Sun tabloid said that while people sympathised with Harry, 38, over the trauma of losing his mother as a child and having to grieve in the public eye, "neither can justify the destructive, vengeful path he has chosen, throwing his own family under a bus for millions of dollars". Wilson called the ghostwritten tome -- the biggest royal book since Harry's mother Princess Diana collaborated with Andrew Morton for "Diana: Her True Story" in 1992 -- "calculated and despicable" and a work of "malice".

Among the many revelations in the memoir is Harry's disclosure that he killed 25 Taliban fighters while on deployment in Afghanistan with the British Army.

It's the opposite of the case." Harry's words "were probably ill-judged for two reasons," Kemp said in an interview with Sky News. Among the killers of Afghans, not many have your decency to reveal their conscience and confess to their war crimes." Harry served in the British army for 10 years, obtaining the rank of captain. The ones you killed were not chess pieces, they were humans; they had families who were waiting for their return. CNBC has not seen or been able to obtain a copy of the book.