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The Times reported that “book industry executives with knowledge of the process” said that Harry “has gotten cold feet about the memoir’s contents at various points.”
The Mail on Sunday added that “there may be things in the book which might not look so good if they come out so soon after these events … He desperately wants to make changes.”
Ms Elser said: “It would be perfectly understandable if Harry has been having second, third or 17th thoughts about this autobiography.”
Spare, the title of the memoir, comes from the phrase, heir and a spare, meaning the heir to the throne and someone further down the line of succession.
This suggests that the book will focus heavily on Harry’s relationship with his older brother William, who is first in line to the throne following his grandmother’s death.
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