Prince Harry Reportedly Considering a Sequel to ‘Spare’ as Questions Grow Over Sussex Finances
Prince Harry's memoir 'Spare' sent shockwaves through the Royal Family when it was released, and it seems history might be repeating itself.
Prince Harry's memoir Spare sent shockwaves through the Royal Family when it was released in 2023, and it seems like history might be repeating itself. The memoir laid bare deeply personal details about Harry's relationships with King Charles, Prince William, and other senior royals, widening the rift with his family. Now, just as the dust appears to have settled, new reports suggest the royal drama may not be over yet.
Harry could be weighing another explosive memoir. While nothing has been officially confirmed, the prospect of a follow-up to Spare is already fueling debate over what more Harry could reveal and how the Royal Family might respond if another tell-all makes its way to bookshelves. The speculation gained momentum after News Australia host Danica De Giorgio discussed reports that Harry is considering writing a follow-up to his bestselling autobiography amid alleged monetary strain in the Sussex household.
De Giorgio cited comments from award-winning journalist Paula Froelich, who claimed there are growing rumors about Harry's next publishing move. De Giorgio, quoting Froelich, said, "They (the Sussexes) are kind of running out of money. There are some rumors that he has been thinking about writing another book because Spare did well." The journalist continued, "He was overpaid for it, but it did do well. So there are rumors that he is trying to drum up interest in some sort of a Spare Two."
De Giorgio also spoke with royal commentator Cristo Foufas, who questioned what Harry could still have left to reveal. Foufas remarked sharply, "I don’t know what else he could complain about? What else is in there?" During the discussion, De Giorgio suggested she would not be surprised if the speculation proved accurate, adding that she believes the Sussexes' recent visits to the UK may have allowed Harry to gather fresh material.
Foufas further argued that Prince William and Princess Kate have deliberately skipped meeting Harry to avoid any other unforeseen circumstances. "They (the Waleses) know that there is always a risk that people are scouting for material," De Giorgio explained. Despite welcoming Harry's recent reunion with Charles, Foufas suggested that any future conversations between the Duke and the Royal Family should come with additional safeguards, even joking that the Palace should ask Harry to sign a non-disclosure agreement before any private discussions take place.
