Two hosts from Channel 10’s The Project criticized Prince Harry’s tell-all memoir, Spare, as “money-grabbing” and were perplexed by the inclusion of his and his brother William’s circumcision in the book.
In his autobiography, the Duke of Sussex addressed the media’s interest with his genitalia amid rumors that he and his brother were uncircumcised.
He stated, “There were numerous stories in books and newspapers (including The New York Times) about Willy and me not being circumcised.”
Prince Harry put an end to the rumors, stating that all the allegations were false and confirming that he had been “snipped.”
On Monday night, New Project host Sarah Harris questioned why this ‘cheap’ truth needed to be included in the book during her appearance on the program.
The hosts of Channel 10’s The Project discussed Prince Harry (seen with wife Meghan Markle) and his candid memoir, Spare.
New host for the current events program Sarah Harris (left) was surprised by the book’s ‘cheap material’ and questioned why the Duke of Sussex chose to write about his circumcision.
What is all this cheap merchandise? What is the low-quality material he mentions in the book? What use does that serve?’ she questioned.
Harris explained to Waleed Aly that she was alluding to the Duke’s discussion of his and his brother’s circumcisions.
She remarked, “It’s just irrelevant information.”
Steve Price, another host, criticized the Duke of Sussex for revealing sensitive family information for financial gain.
He said, “He is selling his family’s secrets, including the fact that he saw his grandmother, the Queen, dead in bed, for money.”
He is promoting a book, has joined Netflix, and has been on Oprah. It’s all about him and Meghan monetizing royal secrets,’
Price stated that he did not accept Prince Harry’s “explanation” that he wrote the book to “protect his wife.”
He stated, “He did not need to go public with any of this.”
The release of Prince Harry’s memoir is scheduled for January 10. A number of copies were distributed early in Spain. (shown is an early copy of the autobiography’s release in Spain)
In his autobiography, the Duke of Sussex addressed the media’s interest with his genitalia amid rumors that he and his brother were uncircumcised.
The co-host of Harris, Steve Price (above), criticized the Duke for’selling his family’s secrets for profit.
Prince Harry’s penis was wounded in 2011 on a grueling charity walk to the North Pole, according to a revelation in the book.
A group of veterans had chosen to collect funds for Walking with the Wounded by walking 305 kilometers when Prince Harry joined them for four days.
He went home in time to witness Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding, where he made an X-rated confession about his penis at the rehearsal supper.
He writes, “Pa was very interested and sympathetic about the discomfort of my frostnipped ears and cheeks, and it was difficult to refrain from telling him about my equally sensitive penis.”
“Upon returning home, I was horrified to discover that my nether regions had also been frostnipped, and while my ears and cheeks had already healed, my todger had not.”
Frostbite develops when skin is exposed to temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius.
It can affect any region of the body, but the extremities, such as the ears, nose, feet, and hands, are the most susceptible.
In his soon-to-be-published autobiography titled ‘Spare,’ Prince Harry honestly describes how his penis became ‘frostnipped’ during a vacation to Antartica.
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