Prince Harry has been cautioned that extending his memoir could further distance supporters who are growing weary of his continuous criticisms towards the Royal Family.

The Duke of Sussex, aged 38, has openly criticized senior members of the Royals, divulging personal information about his interactions with figures such as the King and Prince William.

Book commentator Kinsey Schofield has raised concerns that intensifying his attacks on the institution could backfire on Harry and lead to public ridicule for both him and his wife, Meghan Markle.

Rumors emerged recently suggesting that an additional chapter might be included in the paperback version of his memoir.

However, Schofield expressed her skepticism to Express.co.uk, stating that for the revised edition of “Spare” to attract new readers, it would likely require Harry to criticize his family once more.

She emphasized that the general public is growing fatigued with his ongoing criticisms and that adding more negative content may not be well-received.

Schofield further pointed out that the scrutiny faced by Harry and Meghan regarding their stance on the Royal Family may have been exaggerated.

She highlighted that conflicts between new family members and existing relatives are commonplace and not necessarily a cause for public outrage.

To boost book sales, Schofield suggested that any additional content must delve into personal family details, although she cautioned that this approach may not bode well for their public image.

The ongoing criticism directed at the Royal Family has made Harry and Meghan susceptible to further mockery, with instances like their portrayal in the animated series South Park.

Schofield warned that persisting with attacks on their own family members could expose the couple to increased criticism and undermine their credibility.

She emphasized that the public’s perception of them being thick-skinned and willing to disparage others has made them an easy target for ridicule.

In the aftermath of the release of “Spare,” Prince Harry faced ridicule for revealing overly personal details about himself.

From recounting an incident of frostbite in Antarctica to reminiscing about his mother through the use of Elizabeth Arden hand cream, Harry’s disclosures have invited both amusement and criticism.

Similarly, Meghan found herself at the center of jests in comedian Chris Rock’s Netflix special, where he dismissed some of her experiences as mere family dynamics rather than racism.

The reception to Prince Harry’s memoir and the ongoing scrutiny faced by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex indicate a divided opinion among the public.

While some view their candidness as refreshing and honest, others perceive it as excessive and unnecessary.

As the debate surrounding their portrayal in the media continues, it remains to be seen how the couple navigates the delicate balance between personal revelations and public perception.

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