Prince Harry has affirmed that he stands by his decision to release his memoir, Spare, stating that he did not intend to publicly discuss private matters. This statement follows a recent meeting with his father, King Charles, where they aimed to mend their relationship after years of tension.

During a visit to Ukraine with his Invictus Foundation, Prince Harry emphasized that his primary focus in the coming year will be on improving his relationship with his father. Despite the controversy surrounding Spare, he expressed no regrets, claiming that the book aimed to provide corrections to existing narratives rather than sensationalize personal details.

In an interview in Ukraine, Prince Harry defended his actions, stating that he believes he did not excessively divulge private information in his memoir. He reiterated that his decisions were made with a clear conscience and the intention to set the record straight.

While promoting the work of the Duke of Sussex’s Invictus Games Foundation in Kyiv, Prince Harry acknowledged the challenges of his trip and his discomfort with staged photo opportunities. Reflecting on his time in Ukraine and the reconciliation efforts with his family, he emphasized the importance of honesty in rebuilding relationships.

Prince Harry expressed his enduring love for the UK and his commitment to supporting causes he is passionate about. He underscored the significance of maintaining connections with those he has known for years and the difficulty of bridging distances. Despite the complexities involved, he stressed the need for truth as a crucial step towards reconciliation within his family.

The Duke of Sussex’s visit to Ukraine, aimed at inspiring injured veterans to find purpose beyond their military service, continues to be a central part of his mission.