Since its announcement, the release of Prince Harry's candid memoir has been eagerly awaited. It has also been a subject of discussion inside the royal family because the Duke intends to include details of his public life as a member of the royal family. The book's release has likely been put off now; it was originally scheduled for November.

According to a source who talked with Page Six, Harry's memoir will be delayed due to the death of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth. Uncertainty about the truth bombs the Duke of Sussex dropped in his book was raised by the source and added, "Is Harry taking out anything potentially bad he wrote about [William, Charles and Camilla] now? Who knows what will change." Adding on the source further maintained, "He would never write anything bad about the Queen. He always has had the utmost love and respect for her."

Out of respect for Harry's grandmother, the memoir, which was originally planned for release in November with an eye toward Christmas sales, will most definitely be delayed. Another insider told Page Six that Harry might talk about his sentiments regarding the Queen's departure during the extra time he has now that the book's publication has been delayed.

The longest-reigning queen in British history, Queen Elizabeth, passed away on September 8. Prince Harry addressed her passing in a heartfelt message as he wrote, "We are all reminded of the guiding compass she was to so many in her commitment to service and duty. Thank you for your sound advice." 

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