 Last month, The Mail on Sunday reported that Harry had launched a last minute offensive to tone down the autobiography. This came about amid fears his final draft 'might not go down too well' in the wake of the monarch's death. In a previous statement announcing the publishing deal, Penguin Random House described the memoir as "an intimate and heartfelt memoir" claiming that ' Prince Harry will offer an honest and captivating personal portrait'. Following the Queen's passing, most reports suggested it would be published in the new year. Senior royals including King Charles and Prince William were said to be "increasingly uneasy" about the contents of the memoir. An insider claimed the Duke of Sussex was "desperate" to get the book "refined" in the light of his grandmother's passing, but warned that it "might be too late". Senior royals were said to be concerned about the Duke's book, detailing his split from The Firm and move to America ( POOL/AFP via Getty Images) A source told The Sun on Sunday : "Harry has thrown a spanner in the works){kind=link}
The release date for Prince Harry’s long awaited memoirs has been finally announced amid recent reports the Duke of Sussex battled to water down the final draft
The release date for Prince Harry’s bombshell memoir has finally been announced.
The Duke of Sussex’s tell-all book will be released on January 10, after being pushed back from an autumn release date.
Alongside that, it has been claimed the prince battled to water down its content after the tragic death of the Queen.
The memoir had originally been signed off for an expected autumn release as a part of his multi-million pound, three-book deal with Penguin Random House.