Prince Harry’s book to come out ‘sooner’ predicts expert

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Publisher Harper Collins has announced they will publish new chapters of Finding Freedom – the 2020 biography detailing Harry and Meghan’s “unprecedented decision” to depart royal life. The “new epilogue” for the book will be published on August 31. The new chapters are set to delve into Meghan’s miscarriage, the couple’s “heartbreak” over the death of the Duke of Edinburgh and their “groundbreaking” interview with Oprah Winfrey.

This has led royal expert Victoria Arbiter to advise Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to resist “looking back at a past they cannot change”.

She added the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should instead “look ahead to the bountiful future awaiting their embrace”.

Ms Arbiter suggested the couple are inclined to dwell too much on “their truth” of what happened in the past.

She added this is obvious considering “how often we’ve had to hear it”.

The royal expert then advised the couple to instead embrace the future.

She added the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should focus on the fact they are, “happily married, financially secure and comfortably settled in their spectacular new home”.

Writing in the 9Honey online magazine, she added “they have two beautiful children, their dogs, chickens and, most important of all, their health”.

Then the royal expert went on to explain how the couple has a “myriad of opportunities beating down their door”.

She said: “It’s time to embody the change they wish to see instead of allowing all and sundry to profit off their pain.”

The advice comes after Prince Harry announced his intention to publish “his memoir”.

The book, to be released late next year, will share the “definitive account” of his “experiences, adventures, losses, and life lessons”.

Speaking to Express.co.uk about the upcoming memoir Eric Schiffer, brand and reputation management expert, said: “The book is a clear and present danger to the Crown because it is highly likely it will be explosive and create a further dumpster fire on what has been a challenging period for the royals.

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“There seems to be this obsession with catharsis on the part of Harry and that’s rat poison to the royals because it is revealing how things may operate behind the scenes in the Firm and is not the brand positioning and certainly not the brand image that Buckingham Palace wants.

“Now, there is a chance that Harry may go in a different direction with the book, and I hope he would do, which is to look at it as a way to bridge back into the family and to repair the excruciating amount of pain and damage he has caused with his recent claims.

“But I understand Harry’s desire to also tell his truth.

“It is resonating globally with young people through a raw authenticity that most have never had access to, never had the ability to hear a royal speak their unbridle truth.

“But this comes at Harry’s expense with the people in Britain and certainly his family.”

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