Prince William comments on Prince Harry's memoirs

Prince William comments on Prince Harry's memoirs with silence, after King Charles III remained silent when asked whether

'He might be hurt by the comments' in Prince Harry's heartwarming memoir.

King Charles was in Scotland meeting local groups helping to overcome rural isolation when the question was asked,

But he didn't.

So did the Prince when he also brushed off a reporter who asked if he had a chance to read Harry's autobiography

Spear, during his first royal engagement since the book's release.

The first response from Prince William to the documents of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and their exposure of the royal family

Official visit

The Prince and Princess of Wales were in Merseyside Visit to the Open Door Charity when a reporter asked

“Have you had the chance to read your brother’s book?” William ignored the question, prompting the reporter to ask the question

Again: “Have you had a chance to read a word your brother Again your royal highness?

Smiling, Prince William and Kate continued walking past the reporter without answering his question.

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Sky News reported that the king was in his car when the question was asked. no response was heard,

It is not clear if Charles picked up on the question.

Although William has not commented publicly on the memoirs, insiders about the affairs of the royal family

They claimed he was "distraught and devastated" by what Harry wrote in the book and "cannot forgive".

Members of the British royal family appeared publicly, Thursday, for the first time since the publication of Prince Harry's diary, which sparked controversy.

They visited charities and a hospital, while continuing to carry out their royal duties.

In the book, Harry, 38, remembers his grief over the death of his mother, Princess Diana, his battle with his brother William, and his discomfort with the royal “reserve” role in the shadows of his older brother, heir to the throne.

People are racing to buy the book, as Penguin Random House Publishing announced, on Wednesday,

The first day sales of the book exceeded 1.4 million copies.

These figures include hardcover book sales, audiobooks and e-books sold

in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom