Prince Harry Hoping For Minimal 'Fallout' With Royal Family From Upcoming Memoir: 'It's Been A Very Rough Process'

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Perhaps this won’t be a smear campaign against the royal family after all? Prince Harry’s memoir Spare is just weeks away from hitting shelves.

After lots of talk about how “panicked” the author and his wife Meghan Markle were about the contents of the book and their Netflix docuseries, it turns out the Duke of Sussex actually doesn’t have any “regrets” at all! Related: Prince Harry’s Memoir Title Is Super Intense — But What Does It Really Mean? According to a new source via Us Weekly on Wednesday, Harry’s been focused on finding a balance of sharing his time growing up in the monarchy — including all the juicy bits — without crossing the line.

They explained: The insider went on to stress the 38-year-old has been trying to stay “true to his principles” while keeping his publishers “happy at the same time.” As is often the case with a memoir, it has been an emotional roller coaster to put his story into words: The highly-anticipated page-turner is set to detail the untimely death of his and Prince William’s mother, Princess Diana, but it will also tackle other highs and lows of his life, reportedly including the loss of Queen Elizabeth II earlier this year and likely his split from the royal family in 2020.

The insider continued: Whoa. Good to hear! At the end of the day, if Spare does deepen the divide between him and his family, at least he can stand confidently by what he chose to reveal in the pages of the book. Related: Prince Harry Gives Super Sweet Update On Archie & Lilibet In New Video! Also, the royal confidant insisted he “didn’t feel rushed and finished the manuscript on his own terms,” thanks to the help of “a great ghostwriter and edit team to work with.” Last week, Penguin Random House revealed the memoir