One thing that I struggle to get my head around is this: Harry has said that he was driven to thoughts of self harm and depression, brought about by the intrusion of the press into his private life. He said that his family, friends and even ex girlfriends were unwillingly thrust into the limelight, simply because of their connections to him. He's spent many weeks,months and years, not to mention ÂŁÂŁÂŁs, fighting for the right to privacy. BUT THEN
1. He writes a book revealing sufficient details of where, when, and who he lost his virginity to that, so that, within hours, she was easily identified. She was appalled and embarrassed that he did that; she'd led a hitherto quiet, anonymous life that he'd now ruined.
2 He revealed sufficient details of his House Mother at boarding school; again revealing so many disparaging, cruel and unpleasant details about her that, she too was identified.
3. Worst of all, he revealed so much information and detail about his time in the armed forces; how serving personnel in active military combat spoke and referred to the enemy, that his ex comrades felt that he'd put a target on their backs. They felt that he'd betrayed the code of conduct that bonds military personnel on active duty.
He demands for himself the one thing that he's unable give to others: respect for privacy. Hypocrite.