royals have apparently taken drastic  action over Prince Harry's memoir.

Prior to its official release, Prince Harry's  memoir "Spare" had already rocked the royal family  

to its very core. It's safe to say that the Duke  of Sussex certainly spares no one's feelings in  

his book, even revealing intimate details about  his much-publicized feud with his older brother  

William. Harry also opens up about surviving the  tragic death of his mother, Princess Diana, and  

his time in the British Army. However, the most  shocking revelation by far concerns Prince Harry  

and Prince William coming to blows over Meghan  Markle, which allegedly resulted in the Duke of  

Sussex being injured. In an advanced copy of the  book received by The Guardian, Prince Harry wrote,

According to "Spare," as their hostility  grew King Charles III begged his sons,

The Firm has reportedly been  worried about what Harry might  

reveal in the book for months now. A  publishing insider warned Page Six,

As it turns out, the royals were anxious enough  to take desperate measures in the lead-up to  

the book's release. As Prince Harry heads off  on a press tour that includes interviews on  

"Good Morning America" and "60 Minutes," Page  Six has revealed just how seriously Buckingham  

Palace is taking "Spare." According to the  outlet, the royal family's advisors have set  

up what's been described as a "war room" to  respond to any revelations from the memoir.

The situation was apparently considered  so pressing that it even came up during  

the family's Christmas celebrations at  Sandringham. The royals are allegedly  

preparing for the worst when it comes to  "Spare," with insiders noting that many  

people fully expect Harry to take aim at  William. A source explained to Page Six,

"I mean, thank you for proving our point."

King Charles III is apparently adamant that they  shouldn't engage with what Harry has written,  

or whatever he might say in any interviews.  However, William allegedly tried to convince  

his father that it might be better to release a  statement. Despite the multitude of scandalous  

stories emerging from Harry's book thus far,  "Spare" isn't necessarily about settling scores.  

During an appearance on the "Royally Obsessed"  podcast, Omid Scobie, the co-author of "Finding  

Freedom," reassured royal watchers by saying,

Another reason Buckingham Palace  is on the defense about Harry's  

book is because it comes just months after  Queen Elizabeth II's death. In particular,  

"Spare" details how Harry discovered his beloved  grandmother had died from the press coverage,  

because he didn't make it to her  bedside on time, per Us Weekly.

"You were not invited on that plane." "I was not invited."

However, it's the accusations of racism, bullying,  

and estrangement that allegedly seem  to be of most concern to The Firm.

Despite it all, the Prince of Wales is keeping  quiet about his brother's book. Confirming that  

William has no plans to retaliate in the  media, an insider told The Sunday Times,

The insider also described Harry's memoir as a  

"character assassination." As one close  friend of both brothers told the outlet,

Buckingham Palace has not made  any official comment on the book,  

nor the recently released Netflix  docuseries, "Harry & Meghan."