Prince Harry refusing to do fresh interviews due to key details in his contract
Prince Harry is refusing to do fresh interviews to promote his autobiography due to key details in his contract, according to a friend of the royal.
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Prince Harry is refusing to do fresh interviews to promote his autobiography due to key details in his contract, according to a friend of the royal.
The Duke of Sussex's memoir Spare was released in January 2023 and contained multiple attacks on the Royal Family.
This week it was announced that the paperback version of the book would contain no additional chapters.
The release date for the paperback version in October clashes with King Charles and Queen Camilla's trip to Samoa.
Prince Harry is refusing to do fresh interviews to promote his autobiography due to key details in his contract, according to a friend of the royal.
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However, Harry has decided not to do any additional interviews ahead of the October release date.
A friend of the Duke of Sussex told the Mail: "Harry doesn't plan to give any interviews to promote the paperback edition."
They added: "The paperback was a part of the book deal he signed, but he is not contractually obliged to promote this edition.
"The reason it has taken longer than usual for the paperback to be published is that the more expensive hardback was still selling well."
The Duke of Sussex's memoir Spare was released in January 2023 and contained multiple attacks on the Royal Family.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have pivoted away from publicly criticising the Royal Family over the last 12 months.
Prince Harry is set to undertake a solo trip to New York next month to focus on supporting four key organisations close to his heart.
The Duke of Sussex will head to New York during UN General Assembly High-level Week and Climate Week.
Climate Week starts on September 22 and ends on September 29, while High-level Week begins on September 23 and runs until September 27.
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Prince Harry will also be promoting the work of his and Meghan's organisation Archewell.
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During a statement confirming the trip, a spokesperson for the Duke of Sussex named four organisations that Harry will represent in New York.
The spokesperson said: "He will participate in engagements with African Parks, The HALO Trust, The Diana Award, and Travalyst."
Prince Harry will also be promoting the work of his and Meghan's organisation Archewell.
The spokesperson added that Harry will be in New York to "advance a number of his patronages and philanthropic initiatives."