Federal Lawyers Suspect Prince Harry’s Drugs Confession in ‘Spare’ Memoir Was a Ploy to Boost Sales

Washington, D.C. – The Federal lawyers in the United States have cast doubt on the authenticity of Prince Harry’s memoir titled ‘Spare,’ stating that it does not serve as concrete proof of his drug use. They argue that the Duke of Sussex may have embellished his experiences in order to boost book sales. This revelation has emerged during a legal battle between the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Heritage Foundation regarding the release of Prince Harry’s visa application. The lawyers representing the DHS maintained that disclosing the paperwork would infringe upon the prince’s … Read more

Explosive Allegations: Prince Harry Accused of Fabricating Drug Use for Increased Sales of Blockbuster Memoir ‘Spare’, Lawyers Claim

London, UK – Lawyers representing Prince Harry have alleged that he may have lied about his drug use in order to boost sales of his upcoming memoir. The claim comes as the Prince faces mounting criticism over his decision to publish a tell-all book about his life with the royal family. Legal experts argue that exaggerating or fabricating drug use could be a strategic ploy to generate more interest and increase the book’s commercial success. The revelation was made by legal representatives involved in a defamation case against Prince Harry, who are arguing that the … Read more

Salman Rushdie Stabbing Trial Delayed as Author Prepares to Release Memoir on the Attack

MAYVILLE, New York — The trial of Hadi Matar, the man accused of stabbing renowned author Salman Rushdie, is set to be delayed as Rushdie prepares to publish a memoir about the attack. Chautauqua County Judge David Foley ruled on Wednesday that Matar is entitled to preview Rushdie’s manuscript and book notes before the trial begins. Matar, a 26-year-old from New Jersey, has been held without bond since his arrest and is facing charges of attempted murder and assault. The trial in upstate New York was scheduled to start on January 8th, but it is … Read more