Prince Harry to answer questions about explosive book live, but tickets come with strict rules

Prince Harry will participate in a question and answer session (Q&A) to promote his memoir Spare. The event will cost £19 to attend and the best part is that you can send in your questions for the Duke of Sussex. But there is one condition.

A live Q&A with Prince Harry

Prince Harry has decided to take part in a live Q&A with Dr Gabor Maté to continue promoting his memoir Spare. The event will take place on March 4 and those who have bought tickets will be allowed to submit questions for the Duke of Sussex.

Prince Harry will mainly be discussing the importance of personal healing and what it’s like living with loss. Indeed Prince Harry has lost a number of family members over the years.

First, losing his mother, Princess Diana, at the age of 12. Then in 2021, he lost his grandfather, Prince Philip. A year later in 2022, Prince Harry lost his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.

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There will be ‘no live audience participation’

As mentioned before, those who have purchased tickets will be able to submit questions for Prince Harry. However, the terms and conditions of the event describe:

Ticket holders will be viewing a live conversation; however, there will be no live audience participation. Chat will be disabled and any question pre-submitted and chosen to be asked live will be read by the moderator.

This means that those attending will not be permitted to engage with Prince Harry and all questions that will be asked have been pre-approved. Moreover, the attendees have strict rules to not record the event:

This is a LIVE virtual event only; no recording will be shared with attendees and recording or sharing of the event is strictly prohibited.

Anyone discovered to have shared or recorded proprietary material may be prevented from registering for Penguin Random House events in the future.

Sources used:

Mirror: ‘You can ask Prince Harry a question at £19 event - but there's a strict rule’

Prince Harry Memoir: ‘Spare, Prince Harry in conversation with Dr Gabor Maté’