The British royal family has been the subject of intense speculation and controversy ever since Prince Harry married former actor Meghan Markle in 2018.

Rumors of a strained relationship between the two brothers, Harry and William, have been circulating for some time.

Recently, Prince Harry and Meghan decided to step down from their royal duties and distance themselves from the family.

Now, in a new web show called “Harry and Meghan,” Lady Colin Campbell, a best-selling royal author and television personality, has revealed some unknown secrets from Harry’s latest book, “Spare.”

Lady Colin, who was traveling at the time, shared her thoughts on Harry’s book on her YouTube channel.

She emphasized that while the headlines had already sparked interest, reading the entire book provided a more comprehensive understanding.

The book, written by J.R. Monger, skillfully weaves together several dominant themes.

These include Harry’s unresolved grief for Princess Diana, his position as the spare to the heir, his connection to the military and Africa, and the overwhelming influence of the media.

At first glance, one might assume that William is portrayed as the villain in the book.

He is depicted as someone who loses his temper and likes to assert his authority.

However, the book also reveals that William cares deeply about his younger brother, despite Harry’s claims to the contrary.

King Charles, on the other hand, is not portrayed in the most flattering light.

While he is shown to have treated his son with tenderness, he is also depicted as petty and concerned with his own position within the family.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, plays a relatively minor role in the book, despite the media’s focus on her.

Harry believes that stories were leaked through her or people close to her, but he does not harbor resentment towards other women.

In fact, he appears happy when he first introduces Meghan to Charles and Camilla.

The true villain of Harry’s book, and his life story in general, is the media.

Harry’s deep-seated hatred for the press is evident throughout the book.

He recounts instances where he blames himself for providing the press with the images they wanted, as well as his disdain for certain journalists and photographers.

The book sheds light on the extent to which Harry feels consumed by this hatred.

What makes Harry’s book so shocking is that it reveals a side of the royal family that was previously unknown to the public.

The strained relationship between the brothers and the hidden turmoil within the family have now been exposed.

It is clear that information was tightly controlled until now, as evidenced by the fact that we didn’t even know that Harry and William referred to each other as “Willie” and “Harold.”

Opinions on Harry’s book vary.

Some believe it is filled with fabricated stories and exaggerations, while others see it as a brave and honest account of his experiences.

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