‘Spare 2.0’ in the making after Prince Harry’s scathing new royal attacks?

Prince Harry is unrelenting in his attacks on the royal family, with experts now fearing that he may have new arsenal up his sleeves and may be considering a sequel to his explosive 2023 tell-all Spare.

The Duke of Sussex visited the UK last week as he remains embroiled in a legal battle with the UK Home Office over the removal of his taxpayer-funded security in the UK.

In a shocking turn, however, Prince Harry insinuated to The Telegraph that the security row was being used as a "means of trying to force them (him and wife Meghan Markle) back into Britain and establishment life."

The thinly-veiled attack at the royal family comes after a relatively quiet few months from the Sussexes who, throughout 2022 and 2023, publicly lobbed several explosive claims against the royal family, including several shocking revelations in Harry’s biography Spare.

Now, with this latest attack, fears of Harry penning a sequel are rife within Buckingham Palace, sources tell The Sun, with the royal camp worried how far Harry would go this time to settle the ‘intensely personal’ legal score.

“This is clearly intensely personal. There are fears about what he might do if the decision goes against him. This could not come at a worse time,” insiders revealed.

They added, “There’s a lot of worry that Harry could tell all in a book deal or even follow Meghan’s lead and make a podcast.”

The insiders continued, "It is pertinent to note that this time around, we believe Prince Harry has a lot more to open up about if he does choose to go the route of a tell-all."

While Spare was a journey through his time growing up as a royal spare to the heir (Prince William), the sequel could feature much more of what he’s had to deal with since getting married to Meghan, their subsequent move out of the UK and the following legal battles he’s had to face, which have been significant.

As one source pointed out to The Sun: “Harry’s hinted he has discovered secrets during the hearings — particularly regarding the treatment of him and Meghan — that would shock us all. It is a veiled threat essentially that he will tell all if it doesn’t go the way he wants it to.”

It would also do well to remind the royals that Prince Harry, at around the time of the release of Spare, spoke of just how much he had to leave out of the final draft, saying it was the "hardest bit" about the book’s edit, and that there was "so much left out that it could easily have been two books."

If not a book, Prince Harry could just as well take the spoken word route as well, given how active the Sussex camp has been with delivering on their deals with platforms like Netflix.

Since the release of shows and podcasts like Harry & Meghan, Heart of Invictus, and Archetypes, 2025 has been the most active year in production for them with multiple releases including Meghan’s lifestyle series With Love, Meghan, with a second season already greenlit, and a new podcast titled Confessions of a Female Founder.

Given the volatility of both Prince Harry and Meghan, and the situation itself, it is not hard to imagine that the Duke of Sussex may once again take aim at his family in the near future. The real question would be, will the royal family finally speak out or retain their vow of silence?

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