While he did fabricate minor details concerning his older brother, one truth he shared was that Meghan was invited to spend Christmas at Sandringham with the queen, a somewhat unusual invitation given that the couple wasn't yet married. Instead, William and Catherine extended an invitation for them to stay at Anmer Hall, where Nanny Maria witnessed the Sussexes enjoying their time with the Cambridges and particularly bonding with Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
This arrangement seemed like the best of both worlds, allowing them to partake in all the festivities at the main house while having their own space when needed. It would be quite surprising if Harry and Meghan didn't stay with William and Kate. However, Meghan apparently found Anmer Hall far more impressive than Nottingham Cottage and suggested switching residences after her marriage to Harry.
Nottingham Cottage is the smallest property at Kensington Palace, and Meghan's preference for a grander abode was evident. She seemed to harbor a streak of envy for others' possessions. Later, Harry interviewed Barack Obama for a radio program and spoke positively about their time spent with the family, with Meghan thoroughly enjoying it. However, this was also the time when he upset the Markle family by stating that the royal family was the family she had never had, despite her family's efforts.
In his memoir, Harry omitted this visit altogether, strategically disregarding it from his narrative, as acknowledging that Meghan had cherished every moment of the visit would contradict the victim narrative they were trying to convey - that everyone had treated them poorly. In reality, the royal family had gone to great lengths to make Meghan feel welcome, a fact she seemed to overlook until she had the wedding ring on her finger.
Furthermore, Harry had previously complimented his father and acknowledged having a happy childhood before Meghan entered the picture. However, in his memoir, he portrayed his father as absent and consistently favoring Camilla.
In a different vein, Prince Harry, who famously took a jab at his older brother's receding hairline in his memoir "Spare," now appears to be using photo editing tools to enhance the appearance of his hair, making it look thicker and fuller.
Recent photos from a polo match in Singapore show Harry with visibly thinner hair in the sunny outdoors. In contrast, his updated profile picture on his mental health startup, Better Up, displays noticeably darker and thicker hair. Observers have noted the effects of Photoshop in this transformation, highlighting that male pattern baldness isn't something one can change without interventions like hair transplants or wigs.
