The book delves into the formative experiences that shaped Prince Harry's worldview, highlighting the profound impact of Princess Diana's death on his life. It examines how his mother's legacy of empathy and her struggles with the relentless scrutiny of the paparazzi influenced his own commitment to humanitarian work and his fierce protectiveness of his family.

This biography provides an in-depth look at Prince Harry's military career, emphasizing his dedication and bravery during his two tours in Afghanistan. It showcases how his military service fueled his passion for supporting veterans and tackling issues like PTSD, leading him to establish the Invictus Games, an international sporting event for wounded soldiers.

The book examines Prince Harry's journey towards personal fulfillment, exploring his highly publicized romances and the intense media scrutiny he faced. It culminates in his relationship and subsequent marriage to Meghan Markle, a union that challenged royal conventions and sparked conversations about race, identity, and the future of the monarchy.