In his memoir titled "Spare," he reveals how their relationship was impacted after he snapped at her during a conversation. This incident prompted him to undergo therapy to address his issues.
Harry recalled in his memoir that the argument took an unexpected turn, possibly due to the wine he had consumed and the stress of dealing with the press. He became touchy, then disproportionately angry, speaking harshly and cruelly to Meghan.
The moment his hurtful words left his mouth, he felt the tension in the room intensify. Meghan walked out, making it clear that she wouldn't tolerate being spoken to in such a disrespectful manner. She expressed her empathy, stating that she didn't want to raise their children in an environment filled with disrespect.
An excerpt from the memoir, published by Oz Weekly, highlights Harry's introspection on the incident. He reflected on the possibility that external factors had contributed to his oversensitivity that night. Despite the incident, Harry is considering selling the film rights to his recently released book, "Spare."
However, the founder of GT Communications cautioned that the success of a bestselling memoir doesn't guarantee a blockbuster film adaptation.
While some argue that Harry and Meghan's popularity doesn't necessarily translate into box office success, others maintain that there is still public interest in their story. Sky News Australia contributor Gemma Tognini suggested that the potential success of a film adaptation depends on various factors such as production, casting, and marketing.
Entertainment reporter Bronte Coy emphasized that despite a growing weariness towards the Sussexes, there remains a significant level of public curiosity surrounding their lives. Whether loved or loathed, people are still captivated by the behind-the-scenes drama from within the palace.
Coy expressed concern, however, over the Sussexes' apparent lack of a long-term Hollywood plan or strategy, suggesting that their rapid rise to fame may hinder their longevity in Tinseltown.
The couple's whirlwind journey has drawn attention, but it raises questions about their future and whether they can sustain the public's interest in the long run.
