Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex

It was at that cusp of the turning point.

But yeah, I mean, probably through that 10 years, the thing that I consistently read would have been Harry Potter.

And I remember going into Smith's once and buying a box set of thrillers for about a tenner.

You got 10 books in a box.

People would come in and you can see like a daughter coming in with their mum and go, mum, look at that.

Should we get that for dad? And so I think some people bought it just on the title alone.

But then we did a window when Prince Harry's book Spare came out.

Okay.

So we had the budget.

We had John Healey, described by Sarah Vine as Dobby from the Harry Potter movies.

But listen, you know, he did his bit.

Most people with a brain cell...

America, she's failed here.

They can't turn the dial back.

I think she and Harry and the kids will disappear off to Australia.

I don't think they're going to stay in the United Kingdom.

Because he's like, oh, but people in documentaries get paid all the time.

Like, remember the, like, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Lance Oppenheim's, yeah, but that wasn't a real documentary.

Yeah, I like that.

I like that that's, like, his one line.

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But there's also no way to know entirely why one episode would get more attention than another unless it's like really, really high topic subject.

For example, the number one episode in my catalog, like all of the episodes, is the one I did about Prince Harry's spare episode.

with Melissa Blue, who is very familiar with the online Sussex community.

We just basically walked through the book and talked about what we thought about it.

The recent one... which I haven't read, you'll be pleased to hear.

The recent one about the libel case, wasn't it, with Prince Harry and Baroness Lawrence, all of those against the mail, ran to 438 pages.

This one is three.

Does it depend on the judge? I think it depends on the amount of stuff, yeah, going on.

So what are you? I'm

Prince Harry.

But I only heard Harry.

That was it.

I

don't even really look like Prince Harry.

I look more like Cruella de Vil.

You look like 101 Dalmatians for some reason.

Meghan is back on in the news.

So she's kind of her and Harry have been in the news for the last like month or so, I would say, because they did a pretty quiet under the radar move back to the UK after years of living in the US.

And, you know, there's this whole debate of are they going to be accepted and should they be allowed to be working royals again? And it's kind of like, I don't think they're being asked to, to be honest.

But anyhow, so they've been back and there's been all sorts of stuff going on just to do with them settling back in and security breaches at the kids' school and things like that.

And I just at that moment thought, okay, something is up.

And I already really liked Megan.

Because for me, I was just like, I liked her before she met Harry.

And I just thought, I could see what was going on.

But it doesn't quite fit into Meghan's narrative of cutting her father out.

Her marriage to Harry, where she ditched her father and invited a bunch of celebs like Oprah and Amal Clooney that she'd never met before, was in 2018.

So here's the really alarming part.

The Metropolitan Police admits that it passed the allegations to the Sussex's office, but it did not share them with other law enforcement agencies.