Harry continuously recalls her presence, influence, and even feeling like she was in the room with him at some points. Harry describes public support during this time as overwhelming and that he was angered by how many people were crying over a woman they didn’t really know. He even considered that Diana had staged her death to run away from the paparazzi and royal family. Harry recalls the moment he first learned of her car crash at age 12 and remarks that he couldn’t accept the news and still held out hope. In the first section, he details his mother and early childhood living in the public eye. In the first section, titled out of the night that covers me, Harry discusses his relationship with his mother, the second section, titled bloody, but unbowed, depicts his experiences fighting in Afghanistan, and the final section, titled “Captain of my soul,” showcases his relationship with Meghan Markle and his decision to leave the UK. This book was engaging and shows the royal family’s life behind closed doors.

He leaves nothing out and even expresses personal details about his health, sexual experiences, and intimate family conversations. In “Spare,” Harry dives into the years of headlines about his personal life and familial struggles – from his mother’s death to his time in the army to his marriage to Meghan Markle and his decision to leave England. This is how Prince Harry introduces the first chapter of his memoir “Spare,” a book that gives us a closer look at the royal family from someone who actually experiences life as a royal. After leaving his royal position, Harry and Meghan have been on a tell all campaign, including the recent memoir Spare.

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