Peter Andre 'boycotts' Spare, called Prince Harry for 'throwing family under the bus'

Peter Andre accused Prince Harry of "putting his family under the bus" and that he is "boycotting" the publication of his new book.

The allegations made in Spare, the Duke of Sussex's latest nonfiction book, have generated a lot of controversies.

In one passage, it is claimed that Prince William shoved him to the ground after an argument at his Kensington Palace residence, leaving him with bruises and a damaged necklace.

In addition, he made certain statements regarding Kate Middleton and referred to Camilla, the Queen Consort, as "the Other Woman."

Peter, the Mysterious Girl singer, acknowledged he is "not sure" he will read the book after seeing the numerous articles about Prince Harry.

"I'm so sad seeing all of the claims," he said.

"I'm sure there are some bits that Harry genuinely means and that he's traumatised by some things but to continually throw your family under the bus just does not sit right with me, especially after only recently losing the Queen and Prince Philip."

He added in the new magazine: "There are other ways of dealing with trauma than publicly trashing your family."

Prince William is mentioned over 300 times in his book.

Harry also talked about the night he first met Meghan and Charles' efforts to maintain harmony between his sons.