Morgan Calls It A Betrayal Of His Family

Piers Morgan Slams Prince Harry's Upcoming Book 'Spare'

Morgan Calls It a 'Betrayal of His Family'

The outspoken broadcaster and TV personality has criticized the Duke of Sussex's decision to release a tell-all memoir.

Piers Morgan has launched a scathing attack on Prince Harry's upcoming book 'Spare,' accusing him of betraying his family and fueling public hatred toward the royal institution.

"This is a deeply cynical and self-serving act by a man who has lost all respect for the institution that gave him everything," Morgan said in an interview with Fox News. "He is willing to sacrifice the reputation of his own family for personal gain and attention."

Morgan's comments come amid a flurry of controversy surrounding the book, which is set to be released on January 10. The memoir has sparked mixed reactions, with some praising Harry's bravery in sharing his experiences while others condemn his decision to air the family's dirty laundry in public.

Morgan, a staunch defender of the monarchy, is particularly incensed by Harry's decision to release the book so soon after the death of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. "This is an unforgivable breach of trust," he said. "He is using the death of his grandmother to cash in on his misery."

Despite the criticism, 'Spare' is expected to be a global bestseller. It is the first book by a senior member of the royal family to directly address the events leading up to their departure from the monarchy.