Customers now have the option to sell their unwanted copies on the company's website, fetching an offer of £240 for a used book, compared to its original retail price of £28. The memoir's rapid success marked it as the fastest-selling non-fiction book in the UK, with around 400,000 copies sold in print, audio, and digital formats. Within the first 24 hours, it reached a staggering 1.4 million copies sold across the UK, US, and Canada.
Prince Harry's memoir leaves little to the imagination, delving into intimate moments of his life, such as the loss of his virginity and personal relationships with the royal family. However, the book has stirred controversy, including claims that Prince William killed 25 enemy combatants in Afghanistan during an argument. The memoir has reportedly deepened the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry, particularly after accusations against Kate regarding an incident with Meghan Markle.
Even King Charles's wife, Queen Camilla, faced accusations, claiming that the Duke of Sussex leaked stories to the media to repair his public image, without facing any consequences. The dynamics within the royal family continue to be scrutinized amidst the ongoing revelations from Prince Harry's memoir and subsequent interviews.
