Why are people paying money for Harry's memoir, and actually believe him?

[Anonymous]

Why would I believe a person who already has more than enough money to be set comfortably for life who uses this supposedly true story about their family to make even more money? He has made 27 million pounds I read so far from Spare, and like 3% goes to charity. Wowww, big woop. Maybe if he donated ALL of it he'd look more credible.

[Cheapskate]

I don't think he is lying, I think he is letting it all hang out. I think his upbringing messed him up and then when he met Meghan, he got into this whole therapy thing, and after that happens, it is easy to overshare. I mean, I suppose honesty is good, but it must kind of suck for the people he sold out, e. g. his brother. Then again, if his brother was/is a bit of a bully, I suppose you can't blame Harry.

I think he's probably an okay guy, I just think he has had this super weird upbringing where everything gets handed to you, but you also have these weird duties and rules for your behavior, plus no private life. So he's trying to deal with that. It's kind of good that he has made money, because it seemed like a bit of a gamble to stop suckling the royal tit.

I love the South Park parody of Harry and Meghan. They seem like kind of boring people. I don't plan to consume a lot of their future "content".

[purplepoppy]

Do you know anyone who actually bought the book apart from reporters? Truth is he bought loads himself to give away to people.