![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/clue-in-harrys-memoir-that-exposes-his-deep-shame-according-to-expert/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/newspress-collage-20242848-1666877518672.jpg&description=PRINCE Harry's memoir holds a clue to his "deep shame", a royal expert has claimed. Author Angela Levin says its title, Spare, suggests the Duke of Sussex "never felt he was better" than second best. Harry's memoir holds a clue to his 'deep shame', a royal expert has claimedCredit: AP Royal author Angela Levin says its title, Spare, suggests Harry 'never felt he was better' than second bestCredit: Getty The title likely refers to 'the heir and the spare', a saying used to describe the duke and his older brother future King, WilliamCredit: Getty The title likely refers to "the heir and the spare", a saying used to describe the duke and his older brother future King, William. Angela said naming the book after the cruel jibe reveals what Harry really thinks about himself. She told The Sun: "It tells you what he thinks about himself with some great deep shame that somehow he didn't feel he was better than that. "Diana did her absolute best that he wouldn't feel like that. She tried to tell him there were more options, more things would be open to him. "He's got freedom. But obviously that hasn't worked." The expert blasted the memoir - which promises "unflinching honesty" about Harry's life - as "nasty" to his family. The royals aren't able to publicly hit back over any claims made in the book. Angela added: "I think it's cruel. That's the answer to should you trust him. Prince Charles loves Harry very, very much. "Prince William and Harry were very, very close. "Harry told me that they have had this unique experiences that nobody else would have had. "One is losing their mother when they were very young. "Then thousands of people were watching them and grieving when they had never met or even spoken to his mother. "Those two things together made them very close. "William looked after him a lot. He was a very nice older brother. "Harry has not been very nice in recent years. "I think [publishing a tell-all book while] knowing his family won't sue and they won't answer b){kind=link}
PRINCE Harry’s memoir holds a clue to his “deep shame”, a royal expert has claimed.
Author Angela Levin says its title, Spare, suggests the Duke of Sussex “never felt he was better” than second best.
The title likely refers to “the heir and the spare”, a saying used to describe the duke and his older brother future King, William.
Angela said naming the book after the cruel jibe reveals what Harry really thinks about himself.
She told The Sun: “It tells you what he thinks about himself with some great deep shame that somehow he didn’t feel he was better than that.