Mark Borkowski, an author and publicity expert, echoed Fitzwilliams’ sentiments, predicting that “the damage to the royal family will be great.” “Even Edward VIII, by then the Duke of Windsor, waited until 1951 before ‘ A King’s Story‘ was published,” he noted. “There will undoubtedly be interviews, serialization and endless speculation about this memoir,” Fitzwilliams told the Mail, adding that he thinks the 38-year-old prince “should have waited many years” to tell his story. In its press release, Penguin Random House described the contents of the Duke of Sussex’s autobiography as “raw, unflinching honesty,” which Fitzwilliams believes has Buckingham Palace “very concerned, especially since these are the early months of King Charles’ reign.” A royal expert believes Prince Harry’s forthcoming book will have devastating “consequences.” 10, were announced.Īccording to Fitzwilliams, the title is “sensational” and “implies that was not valued or … that he did not feel at the center of events.” “The consequences of this will be far-reaching and may be highly destructive,” royal author Richard Fitzwilliams told the Daily Mail on Thursday after the book’s name, “Spare,” and release date, Jan. The ramifications of Prince Harry’s highly anticipated tell-all will be catastrophic, one expert believes.

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