Media: the release date of the memoirs of Prince Harry became known

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It seems that the long-awaited memoirs of 38-year-old Prince Harry will still see the light of day. While experts still have many questions, — what exactly the duke will tell about the newly proclaimed king and queen consort, and how the palace will react to the content of the book — the potential bestseller has finally secured an official release date.

After months of wild speculation, industry leaders say the book has a publication date of January 10, 2023, the New York Times reported in an article published Wednesday.

Earlier, insiders of the American tabloid Page Six claimed that after death of Elizabeth II and the proclamation of Charles as the new king, Harry decided to urgently rewrite the book. However, British writer and best-selling author of Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors, Tom Bauer, believes that the Duke failed to make adjustments.

I think everyone understands that the Sussexes can no longer make changes to the book in any way,” he explained. Can they make it even dirtier? Because otherwise they won’t have sales.

Bauer claims the memoir will include a chapter on Elizabeth’s funeraland also sure that the royal family is “extremely concerned” about the upcoming release.

There will simply be more material about how they were insulted, more unpleasant things will be said about the royal family,” he added. – So I think, to some extent, the delay will add spice.

Note that representatives of Harry and Megan, as well as the book publisher Penguin Random House, have so far refused to comment on information about the release date of the memoirs.

In addition to the book, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are filming reality show about my own life in California as part of a multi-million dollar deal with streaming giant Netflix. According to rumors, the premiere of the series was also rescheduled in connection with the reshuffling of forces in the royal family after the death of Her Majesty and the desire of Harry and Meghan to cut controversial moments from the montage.