Who was this written about?
the Prince and the Princess complain loudly about the intrusive nature of the press, although it quickly becomes clear that both of them and their friends have further fanned the flames of controversy by leaking information to reporters, including the authors of these two books. Indeed, some of the most embarrassing material in "The Prince of Wales" comes from the Prince himself. One of his diary entries, made during a tour of duty in the Navy, reads as follows: "I tried to tickle a belly-dancer last night at a hotel where we were having dinner! She came up to me and wobbled everything at me and so I ran my fingers up her tummy (rather hot and sticky!) and she hit me on the head with her castanets! I think she rather liked it . . .!"
It wasn't Harry.
It was his mummy and daddy.
So let's be clear he was born into a family which used the press. Both his parents collaborated with writers, revealing intimate details of their lives, and castigating each other. So he's just following in daddy's footsteps.