Prince Harry has been slammed by American media as he continues to engage in a PR push to promote his memoir Spare ahead of its official release next Tuesday.
One outlet labeled the Duke of Sussex’s efforts as a “whine tour” while another said it was the “final nail in the coffin” for his relationship with the Royal Family.
Although the Duke’s memoir will be officially released on January 10 as part of a coordinated worldwide release, some Spanish publishers released the book on Thursday.
Early translations of that edition, along with excerpts obtained by The Guardian and Page Six, show that the Duke has used his memoir to continue his attacks on the Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Duke is set to appear in two interviews this weekend one on ITV and another with CBS in the US.
A third prerecorded interview with ABC’s Michael Strahan will be aired on Monday morning.
Although American media has shown some sympathy for the Sussexes there is now an increased level of skepticism.
Daily Caller columnist Leena Nasir slammed the Duke as “neutered” fuming “even those who initially supported his plight are sick of hearing about it.”
Ms. Nasir went on to accuse the Sussexes of hypocrisy claiming that they wanted to step down as senior working royals to have more privacy due to press intrusion but are now using the media to attack the firm.
She said: “Prince Harry is still chatting up the press about his royal sob story and recently appeared on ’60 Minutes’ to whine about his familial breakdown.”
