James’s Palace, where he “might glimpse a newspaper, overhear a radio” talking about Diana as the British press “veered into psychosis” over her death. Charles didn’t want 12-year-old Harry spending his half-term break at St. and the Spice Girls’Įarly in “Spare,” Harry writes about a trip to South Africa with his father - now King Charles III - soon after the death of his mother, Princess Diana, in 1997. All quoted material is by Harry and/or his ghostwriter, J.R. Read on for stories you haven’t heard yet - or haven’t yet made sense of, until now. The book is full of references that, out of context, can sound absolutely ridiculous, but they often open a window onto the mind of the estranged Duke of Sussex that more well-worn anecdotes about tiffs over children’s formal wear might not. With his memoir, “ Spare,” which finally hit bookstores around the globe on Tuesday, Prince Harry cements his place as the world’s least predictable living royal - a chaos agent of the most interesting kind. If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from, whose fees support independent bookstores.
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