His wife might be the natural on camera, but Harry seems to hit his stride on paper, his voice more authentic than the Californian inflections he slipped into while being interviewed with Meghan for their great soufflé of a Netflix docuseries (between the bombshells of Oprah and Spare, the streaming giant might be feeling justifiably short changed) even if at times his style is a little chaotic, written in a gallop of posh, staccato sentences that speak of “Ma”, “Pa”, “Willy”, and (yes) “todgers”. Spare’s ghostwriter JR Moehringer was behind tennis star Andre Agassi’s extraordinary memoir Open, and his choice as Harry’s collaborator was an early indication that the book would be no curling celebrity memoir. The highly anticipated autobiography written by Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, is finally here Uncover the raw honesty of life within the royal family. But it’s also richly detailed and at times beautifully written if Harry is going to set fire to his family, he has at least done it with some style. This book doesn’t so much lift the curtain on private royal life than rip it off and shake out its contents. The constant calling out of his family briefing the press. The dog bowl-smashing, necklace-ripping tussle with William. The virginity lost to a stallion trainer behind a pub. You might feel as if you’ve already read Prince Harry’s memoir Spare by now.
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