Prince Harry's bombshell memoir has been torn to bits by reputation experts who claim it has "broken some of the cardinal rules of reputation management". The Duke of Sussex's tell-all autobiography Spare became one of the fastest-selling books of all time after selling 467,183 copies in its first week, according to official figures from Nielsen BookData.
But it received its fair share of criticism after the Prince made scathing accusations against the Royal Family, putting his main focus on Prince William, Kate Middleton the Princess of Wales and Camilla Queen Consort.
Edward Coram-James, a public relations, reputation and crisis management expert, told the Express: "How has the story been presented? Poorly. It has broken some of the cardinal rules of reputation management.
