In recent years Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been at the centre of a media storm, with their every move scrutinized and dissected by the public. One of the most controversial moments in their tumultuous journey was the release of Prince Harry's tellall memoir, "Spare," which promised to give readers an inside look at his life as a royal and his struggles with mental health. However, the book ended up causing more controversy than anticipated, leading to a dramatic shift in the public's perception of the couple.

The memoir, which was leaked to the public nearly a week before its official release, changed the royal landscape forever. It was praised by some for its unflinching accounts of Harry's life, including his grief over the loss of his mother and his struggles to find his place in the world. However, many felt that the book was an attempt to rewrite history in Harry's favour, unfairly attacking the monarchy and his own family.

The publication of "Spare" led to a sharp decline in Prince Harry's popularity, both in the UK and in the US, where he now resides with Meghan. The couple found themselves facing criticism from all sides, with some questioning the legitimacy of the book and others feeling betrayed by the revelations it contained. The fallout from the memoir was so severe that even the iconic animated comedy show South Park took aim at the couple, lampooning them in a scathing episode that highlighted the changing public perception of Brand Sussex.

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