Those who are familiar with the manuscript call it a “beautiful read,” but it still has the royal family on edge.
The Duke of Sussex may be a prince, a multimillionaire, and fifth in line to the British throne, but, come winter, he’s just another author promoting a book . With book promotion typically comes a slew of media appearances, a book tour, and other commitments to sell copies of the work, and, according to” as senior royals are “said to be bracing themselves for [the] book’s publication on January 10,” the outlet reports.
reported yesterday that Harry and wife Meghan Markle have no plans to be in attendance at the festivities, just two weeks before“Put it this way—it’s not going to make for a relaxing family Christmas,” a source toldReports are also emerging that Harry had to submit copy for his book more than once before it was accepted by publishers, “sparking fears that it was ‘sexed up’ with revelations about the royal family,”“The book has been back and forth between Harry and [ghostwriter] J.R.