Prince Harry's new book will be full of emotional experience, says expert
Prince Harry's upcoming memoir is the result of powerful words from two American women, including Meghan Markle.
The Duke of Sussex, who hired ghostwriter JR Mohringer to write his book, has reportedly backtracked on writing the passage.
Robert Lacey told the Daily Beast this week: "The power of Harry's book will lie in the emotional experience - but not through his eyes.
"It will achieve its effect through Mohringer's applied eye.
"When Harry talks about "genetic aches and pains" he sounds to me more like Mohringer than Windsor.
Lacey linked Mohringer's influence to Meghan's: "...two hardened Americans imprint their own radical thought patterns on a scandalous young Brit who uses her words to fight for her family."
Meanwhile, it is also speculated that the Duke may "re-adjust" the contents of his memoir to heal his rift with Britain's royals.
Speaking to True Royalty TV's Royal Beat, royal expert Richard Kay said: "The book was complete, we believe, with Harry being part of the January interview.
"It was really when Harry was in extreme rage with Britain, the royal family, the siblings, if you want."
He continued: "There has been some degree of reconciliation since then.
"We saw it on Jubilee. There was a little bit on Harry's attempt to wind it down.
"Maybe he wants to re-adjust what he wrote. All these things must be going through his mind."