PRINCE Harry has been urged to ditch his memoir entirely by a leading Royal commentator.

Charles Rae spoke out amid reports Harry is planning to tone down content in the book in the wake of The Queen’s death.

Mr Rae told GB News: “We’ve seen today that he’s supposed to be doing some changes so they can tone it down a bit. Well, I’ve got one change for Harry – scrap it. Just don’t publish it, Harry. Just give the money back.

“The publishers obviously are paying seven figures, they are wanting something for the money. They’re not just going to want a stroll down the road. They’ll want some sensational bits in it. So we’ll have to wait and see. The reporting earlier on when Camillia was just the Duchess of Cornwall was that he was going to be critical of her. Now that she’s Queen, it will not go down well and it will really be something that will make sure that they (Meghan and Harry) are even more apart from the Royal Family.”

Mr Rae believes that if the book were to be damaging, there would be no “coming back” from it. He added: “I’m not sure that Harry actually cares anymore. I mean, we saw what he was like when he joined the family for the Queen’s funeral. He wanted to take Meghan up to Balmoral, but he was told he couldn’t. He missed the flight with the other members of the Royal Family. He was the last to arrive and didn’t eat with his father or the new Prince of Wales and then was gone by 8.15 the following morning. We saw pictures of him out in Windsor which he shared with William and Catherine and they were great pictures and they look good and everything else but it’s a ceasefire, nothing else more than just a ceasefire.”