Tessa says the unchanged text is “in line with the Duke’s pledge to move on from looking back”, and shows he is “playing a longer game”. She added: “Too much whinging does his brand no favours, and with cancer impacting both his father and sister-in-law Kate, now is not the time to have another pop.”

The re-release of Harry’s book comes as his wife Meghan Markle reveals her brand new business venture. The Duchess has invested in a female-run handbag company called Cesta Collective, which specialises in hand-woven bags. In a rare interview, Meghan revealed that she discovered the brand while online shopping as she spends a lot of time Googling “just looking for brands”.

The company specialises in bags, costing hundreds of dollars, that are handwoven by a group of women in Rwanda before they are sent to Italy to be finished off. Meghan was spotted toting one of the bags last May when she and Prince Harry were spotted heading to a restaurant near their home in Montecito for dinner with Hollywood A-listers Cameron Diaz and Gwenyth Paltrow.

After she wore the bag, the founders of Cesta Collective sent Meghan a thank you note and it was then that the Duchess offered to make an investment. In an interview with the New York Times about her investment, Meghan refused to say how much she had invested, although the brand owners confirmed it was a minority stake.