Prince Harry’s close pal breaks down true meaning behind ‘Spare’ title

Royal experts have just accused Prince Harry of harboring a double meaning in regards to his naming ploy for the upcoming memoir.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s close US pals, Soho House executive Markus Anderson issued these insights.

According to Express UK, he began by admitting, “It is actually a really kind verb. It involves effort. When you spare time or money or thought for someone, you're making an effort and more often than not it's a helpful effort. In some cases, to spare is also to save.”

“You can spare someone the trouble of having to do something that isn't pleasant, something potentially harmful. Spare and save are interchangeable in that context.”

“There can also be benevolence associated with sparing someone. 'I didn't want to ask her about that because I wanted to spare her feelings'. And all of those ideas also apply to Prince Harry, given his personal evolution and the mission he and Meghan Markle have set for themselves and their work.”