Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, may be taking steps towards winding down their ongoing public battle against the royal family. Reports suggest that Harry has decided against revealing more secrets in the upcoming paperback edition of his memoir, "Spare."

Since its release in January 2023, "Spare" has shattered sales records, becoming the best-selling non-fiction book of all time and earning the Duke of Sussex a staggering $20 million. In this candid memoir, Harry shared intimate details about his family, his struggles with substance abuse, and made bold accusations against his stepmother, Queen Camilla. He also blamed Princess Catherine for causing tension with his wife, Meghan, leading up to their wedding in 2018.

Typically, publishers release paperback editions of books with additional content or epilogues, but the Spare paperback will be an identical reproduction of the hardback edition, even featuring the same cover image. This decision has sparked speculation among insiders that the Sussexes are potentially beginning to ease their media war against the royal family.

"This is a sign that they're starting to wind down and learn from their past actions of upsetting the royal family," shared royal insider Alex Armstrong during an interview on GB News. However, Armstrong also raised the possibility that this move could indicate the imminent release of another book by Harry and Meghan.

GB News commentator Clare Muldoon expressed her puzzlement over Harry's decision not to add new material to the paperback, as most public figures do. Muldoon highlighted how the inclusion of additional content in the paperback version often adds value for readers.

Meanwhile, GB News host Eamonn Holmes questioned the purpose of a paperback edition without new information, speculating that this may have been Harry's own choice rather than a decision made by his publishers. Holmes questioned the motivation behind purchasing a paperback that offers no fresh insights, considering readers already had the opportunity to buy the hardback version.

As the news of Harry's decision surfaces, it raises questions about the trajectory of the Sussexes' ongoing battle with the royal family. Perhaps this step signifies a moment of reflection and a potential shift towards a more conciliatory stance. Only time will tell if the Sussexes' media war truly begins to wind down, or if new revelations await in the future.