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Spare's explosive revelations have left many wondering if there is any way back now for Prince Harry and Prince William's relationship (Image: Martin Meissner/AP/REX/Shutterstock)

Prince Harry's explosive new autobiography Spare is finally out today - but are you going to read it?

It's been five days now since the book was leaked to the world in Spain and extensively quoted in the Duke's jaw-dropping glut of TV interviews.

The eagerly anticipated 416-page memoir certainly hasn't disappointed with its spicy revelations of life within the royal family.

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Perhaps most attention has fallen on the accusations of a physical fight with Prince William at Nottingham Cottage in 2019 - which ended with Harry being thrown to the floor, shattering a dog bowl with his back.

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There were also a slew of personal stories, including the Duke of Sussex's drug use, details of how he lost his virginity and how Harry had a frostbitten penis at William and Kate's wedding.

According to publisher Penguin Random House, Spare tells the Duke's story with 'raw, unflinching honesty', chronicling his journey from 'trauma to healing'.

In it, King Charles is said to have pleaded with the warring sons not to make his 'final years a misery'.

Speaking ahead of the book's release, Harry claimed his family 'have shown absolutely no willingness to reconcile' - but a source has slammed the Duke's accusation as 'unadulterated nonsense'.

Yet despite all the ill-feeling, Harry has also said he would 'like to have my father and brother back'.

But many fear Spare - and the round of tell-all TV interviews - has already soured his troubled relationship with his brother for good.

So now you're very familiar with what the book is all about, will YOU be reading it?

Take our poll and expand on your decision in the comments below ...

Paul Speed

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