Despite the whispers of another royal tell-all, there’s nothing set in stone about any upcoming publications from Harry and Meghan. But there’s plenty of reasons for royal enthusiasts to stay tuned. One big hint that more could be coming is the deal Harry inked with Penguin Random House—a whopping four-book deal rumored to be worth between $35 to $40 million. “Spare” was just the opener, with more books likely focusing on various facets of his life, including his commitment to The Invictus Games.

Harry himself has fueled the sequel speculation. He shared in an interview with The Telegraph that a lot of material didn’t make the final cut of “Spare.” Originally, it was an 800-page behemoth, pared down to a more manageable 400 pages. Harry teased, “It could have been two books, put it that way. And the hard bit was taking things out.” He noted that some of the omitted content was just too personal, especially details about the ongoing family saga.

Echoing this sentiment, Robert Hardman, in his book “The Making of a King,” pointed out that for the palace, the most concerning parts of “Spare” were what was left unsaid, suggesting that more recent events were conspicuously absent. If Harry aims to mend fences with Prince William and King Charles, any future publications might steer clear of controversy.