J.R. Moehringer Reveals How He Spent Two Years Ghostwriting Prince Harry’s Memoir “Spare” and the Unexpected Situation He Found Himself In.

J.R. Moehringer, the author of “The Tender Bar,” recently revealed in a New Yorker essay how he spent two years ghostwriting Prince Harry’s memoir “Spare.” Moehringer recounts a Zoom call with the Duke of Sussex that became heated, and how he was “exasperated” and “shouting” at the royal.

Moehringer wrote that the argument began at 2 a.m. over a passage in the book about Harry’s military training. He was shocked to find himself raising his voice to the prince, and thought the collaboration could end right there.

“And yet some part of me was still able to step outside the situation and think, ‘This is so weird. I’m shouting at Prince Harry,’” Moehringer wrote.

The essay provides an inside look into the collaboration between the two, and how the ghostwriter was able to work with the royal. Moehringer wrote that he was able to “understand and appreciate” Harry’s “passion and commitment” to the project.

Moehringer also revealed that he was able to “connect” with Harry on a personal level, and that the prince was “honest and direct” in his feedback. He added that the experience was “enlightening” and that he was “grateful” for the opportunity.

The essay offers a unique perspective on the collaboration between the two, and how the ghostwriter was able to work with the royal. It provides insight into the intense process of ghostwriting a memoir, and how even the most experienced writers can find themselves in unexpected situations.