Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly considering a joint memoir in California aimed at addressing what they see as false narratives about their lives. Insiders claim the book is being viewed as both a financial safeguard and a final opportunity to tell their story on their own terms. If it goes ahead, the project would follow Harry's blockbuster memoir Spare and could become the Sussexes' most revealing account yet of what went wrong inside the Royal Family.
Spare was published in January 2023 and quickly became a publishing sensation. It was billed as the fastest selling non fiction book in the UK since records began in 1998 and reportedly sold more than six million copies worldwide shortly after release. The memoir formed part of a widely reported four book deal with Penguin Random House said to be worth about £30 million, leaving scope for further titles should the couple decide the time is right.
