Prince Harry’s decision to publish his memoirs Replacement in 2023 has drawn harsh criticism from royal experts, who argue that its revelations about King Charles and Prince William were wrong. According Royal commentator Jennie BondThe Duke of Sussex made a mistake by airing such personal grievances in his autobiography.
“It was deplorable and stupid; I think he was a very stupid child to write Replacement” Declared bonus. She expressed her disapproval of Harry’s approach, adding: “But then to go and start being really nasty to the royal family just to make money…”
Bond compared Harry’s actions to those of Edward VIII, who abdicated the throne and became Duke of Windsor. “When Edward VIII abdicated and moved abroad, he never said anything about the royal family; he may have met Hitler, but he didn’t say a word about the royal family.”
Adding to Bond’s comments, royal expert Arthur Edwards said: “He wanted to leave the royal family and live in America with Meghan – that’s his choice.” Edwards implied that while it is Harry’s prerogative to step back from royal duties, publishing private family matters in his book was not a wise decision.
Despite the backlash, Prince Harry made a recent appearance at the WellChild Awards in the United Kingdom, where he seemed in good spirits. A source close to the event observed: “He always comes to life at events like this, but lately he seems quite sad. “He was in good shape, full of energy and seemed very happy to be alone.”
Harry’s memoirs have certainly generated controversy, and opinions from royal experts suggest that his decision to write them may have done more harm than good. As she continues her journey outside the royal family, public scrutiny remains high with many questioning the long-term impact of her revelations.
