A new book, 'Betrayal: Power, Deceit and the Fight for the Future of the Royal Family', reveals that Prince Harry was furious when he learned that a brand audit conducted by the chairwoman of his charity Sentebale suggested that his controversial memoir, 'Spare', and the Netflix series starring himself and Meghan Markle have negatively impacted his public image. The findings reportedly indicated that many people are reluctant to associate with Harry's Netflix endeavors, especially concerning his wife's involvement, prompting concerns about his psychological well-being.

The bombshell revelations from the book describe Harry as reportedly 'stunned' by the results of the brand audit that explicitly pointed out a connection between public perception and his recent media choices. It appears that Harry was particularly troubled by the idea that he could not recover from the backlash in the same manner as other celebrities, like Johnny Depp, who managed to regain their footing post-controversy. This creates a contrasting narrative between Harry's struggles in the public eye and the perceived resilience of other high-profile figures.

The implications of this situation could be significant for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as they navigate their public personas in the wake of such assessments. The scrutiny over their media ventures adds pressure on their ongoing royal and charitable commitments, potentially influencing their future decisions regarding public appearances, projects, and their overall brand management. The findings of the book may further deepen the divide between the couple and the royal family, emphasizing the challenges they face integrating their celebrity status with their royal heritage.