'Harry should be helping others instead of tearing his family apart'

13 January 2023 , 12:06

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'Harry should be helping others instead of tearing his family apart'

Thousands of you will emphatically NOT be bagging a copy of Prince Harry's memoir - with one reader 'preferring a bout of toothache' over flicking through a 'ghost written book of childish pish'.

Another was annoyed at the Duke's 'poor me' attitude, saying: "With William and his children before him, there are a lot more spares before Harry gets a look in. Maybe that's what he's grumpy about. He's been sidelined. I have no wish to read his book and hear yet more moans. He made his bed, so lie in it!"

Readers were responding to our poll where we asked: 'Will you be reading Prince Harry's memoir?'

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Thousands of our readers will be leaving Prince Harry's memoir on the shelf. (Matthew Horwood)

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A hefty 2,338 responded with 'no', while 212 of you said 'yes'.

The explosive new autobiography Spare was released on Tuesday amid a blaze of controversy and hype.

And the eagerly anticipated 416-page memoir certainly made good on its promises of spicy revelations of life within the royal family.

Wills and Harry's relationship has been strained for a number of years now. (Martin Meissner/AP/REX/Shutterstock)

As well as accusations of a physical fight with Prince William at Nottingham Cottage in 2019, 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.

Our poll on the book also attracted a wealth of comments, ranging from utter apathy to outright anger.

'Not an ice cream's chance in hell'

Lobbydosser will not be reading it, saying: "No. I'd rather sit with toothache than read a ghost written book of childish pish."

Elana60 said: "NO NO NO. I have my own family dramas. Harry should be working and helping others instead of tearing his family apart".

Donotcare : "Not an ice cream's chance in hell."

Derailed : "Personally I wouldn't even use it as toilet paper, even if I was given a free copy, let alone read it."

Hema: "No I won’t. It’s a book version of the Facebook spats 'normal folk' have between their own families; airing their dirty laundry in public along with screenshots of a slanging match. Harry’s is a more posher version! It’s all to do with private matters between a family and I have enough drama of my own with mine! No thank you!"

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The shadow : "Not a cat in hell's chance. I'm not interested in fiction stories and never read them. Would never try to line his pocket anyway if I did!"

Say it as it is : "With William and his children before him, there are a lot more spares before Harry gets a look in. Maybe that's what he's grumpy about. He's been sidelined. I have no wish to read his book and hear yet more moans. He made his bed, so lie in it!"

Many have already devoured every word of Prince Harry's memoir Spare. (Getty Images/Penguin Random House)

'Yes I'm reading it and it's amazing'

Debbsaye : "Yes most definitely. I have my copy and look forward to reading it."

Greatagain: "Yes. Dear Harry you have my full support. Don't worry, truth always wins!"

Zoe501111: "Yes I’m reading it and it’s amazing! It’s so refreshing that a senior member of the royal family is actually telling the truth for once. I do really hope Harry finds the peace he so rightfully deserves, and King Charles needs to be there for his second born son just as much as his first born."

Frankbevan007: "Already on it. Be rude not to at only £14."

It's not too late to cast your vote and have your say:

You can expand on your vote in the comments below.

Paul Speed