In a recent revelation, author and English comedian David Battyell has opened up about his family history in a new biography that also touches on the controversial figures of the British royal family.

His insights come on the heels of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s decision to step back from their royal duties and embark on a new chapter in California, a move that has sparked a wave of criticism.

Last year, Prince Harry’s memoir, “Spare,” sent shockwaves through the media with its candid revelations about royal life.

Battyell, known for his humorous take on serious subjects, draws parallels between his own experiences and those of the Duke.

In his book, titled “My Family,” he navigates sensitive topics such as his mother’s infidelity and his father’s struggles with anger, all while maintaining a lighthearted tone.

Battyell describes his memoir as a celebration of honesty, stating, “It’s the excruciating truth, but I believe that seeing people properly and truthfully is an act of love.” This perspective offers readers a glimpse into how he approaches storytelling, contrasting it with what he perceives as Prince Harry’s more self-centered narrative.

He suggests that the Duke seems less interested in universal truths and more focused on his personal grievances.

In an interview with Radio Times, Battyell didn’t shy away from critiquing Prince Harry’s attempts at reconciliation with his family.

He humorously proposed the idea of a sitcom titled “My Royal Family,” envisioning a comedic take on the royal family’s dynamics.

His playful suggestion underscores the absurdity of the situation while highlighting the need for levity amidst serious familial disputes.

In a separate announcement, the Duke of Sussex revealed that Birmingham, England, will host the Invictus Games in 2027, marking the first time the event returns to the UK in a decade.

Harry expressed pride in the city’s strong ties to the armed forces community, emphasizing its suitability as a host for this important event.

However, not all news surrounding the Sussexes has been positive.

Reports indicate that their plans to purchase a home in the UK have hit a snag.

An insider shared with the Daily Express that the couple intended to start house hunting near Windsor this year, but delays in the appeals process have complicated their timeline.