Sat Jan 14 2023 - Guinness World Records has announced that Prince Harry's controversial memoir 'Spare' is the fastest-selling nonfiction book of all time. 

Guinness World Records has announced that Prince Harry's controversial memoir '

' is the fastest-selling nonfiction book of all time. The book, which includes personal details about his life and family, 

sold 1.43 million copies on its first day.

As a young adult, Prince Harry was often seen as the mischief maker of the British monarchy. From partying in Las Vegas to attending a Nazi costume party, the redheaded "Prince Charming" had a reputation as the royal wild child.

The book, which became available in all countries this week, includes a long list of reproaches, complaints, and grudges from Harry's tenure as a senior member of the royal family, as well as information about his highly publicised breakup with the family in 2020.

The charges in the book, which the 38-year-old royal has promoted in a series of TV appearances, have yet to be addressed/commented on by Kensington Palace or Buckingham Palace.

Harry and Meghan have finally said too much

'. They say that for Harry and Meghan, it is more concerning to consider whether the ongoing public re-litigation of their issues has become so monotonous or repetitive as to harm their personal brand and future earning potential. 

a staggering 64% of Brits now think poorly of Prince Harry

. Prince Harry has apparently become the most despised royal in Britain due to Spare (after the Epstein-linked Prince Andrew.) It seems like he is losing support from even younger generation, who had previously had a more positive opinion of him. And it appears that American media sentiment is also in line with this.

On social media and in other places, Meghan and Harry have received both support and criticism. 

The situation is such that for every individual who defends the marriage, there is another who declares that enough is enough.

In order to promote Spare, Harry gave a flurry of interviews, including television sit-downs with British and American media where he lambasted the royal family. During a 60 Minutes interview with Anderson Cooper, Harry defended himself against claims that he and Meghan are taking advantage of their royal status and selling out his family. 

He said he felt compelled to go public with his family's problems because private efforts to address them had failed. Harry stated to ITV that he wants "a family, not an institution" and that he wishes to mend fences with his father and brother.

He claims to want to have honest conversations with family members after making public the facts of earlier such conversations and utterly betraying their trust …

would that ever be possible now …one may wonder…

Prince Harry; The "Spare" vs The Heir

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