A royal expert shared an analysis of the title of Prince Harry’s memoir spare, wondered when Harry began to negatively perceive being a “spare”. Experts say Prince Harry was “frustrated” by his brother Prince William’s “second hand”.
Royal expert says Prince Harry ‘enjoyed’ being a ‘spare’ once
During the November 3 episode Palace Confidentialroyal editor Rebecca English, talked about how Harry’s view of being a “spare” changed dramatically in the years leading up to his departure from the royal family.
“Harry actually enjoyed it when he was younger,” she said.
“Ken Wolff, Princess Diana’s former bodyguard, tells how Harry was playing pranks in the car once and William was trying to warn him.” Well, it doesn’t matter.’ Basically, I don’t take responsibility for you, so I can do what I want.
According to English, Prince Harry seemed relieved when asked about lowering the line of succession after Prince William had a child.
She said, “I distinctly remember when Prince George and Princess Charlotte were born. I think it was Prince George. .”
English continued: He basically said, “Great, as it basically means I’m one less from all of the stress, inhibitions, and responsibilities that come with being the heir to the throne.”
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A royal expert wondered when Prince Harry changed his mind about being a “spare” given his previous views on his role in the royal family.
She asked, “Why is he starting to see it differently?”
English pointed out: Hurry up to get everything he wanted.
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English also gave some consideration to the title of the ‘provocative’ memoir spareapparently the palace did not know until it was publicly announced.
“They were reading it on social media. ‘And I think it probably tells you everything you need to know.’
English said, “The Palace is very careful about this. They don’t want to get involved until they hear what it’s about. It feels very, very provocative.”
