Prince Harry's memoir will have a different title in Spain, and it's even darker than the UK name which has already been labelled "yet another confrontational attack on the family after claiming a desire for privacy".
The first of the Duke of Sussex's three books, Spare is set to hit shelves around the world next year. Sources told the Mirror they were "flabbergasted" at the title, which is a nod to Harry's place below his older brother in the line of succession.
But if they thought that was bad, they will be interested to see the Spanish version. The title over there will be 'Spare: En La Sombra' which translates to 'Spare: In The Shadows'. The 416-page memoir is a provocative nod to the Duke of Sussex being a royal 'spare,' not the first in line to succession. Taken from the famous phrase 'heir and a spare’ casts focus on his relationship with his older brother Prince William, who is next in the line of succession, while Harry will never be King
