Expressing concerns about Meghan's memoirs, Cundy feared that releasing them could further subject the royal family to ridicule. Referencing the controversy surrounding Prince Harry's upcoming autobiography, Cundy took the unusual step of addressing Meghan directly, urging her to abandon the idea of writing.
Cundy argued that both the royal family and the British public have endured enough, directing her appeal to King Charles, encouraging him to find the courage to address Meghan directly.
Recalling their friendship since 2013 when they first met at a charity dinner, Lizzie disclosed her efforts to support Meghan's career, even attempting to help her secure a spot on Channel Four's reality series, 'Made in Chelsea.' She also offered advice on repairing Meghan's relationship with the royal family.
While reminiscing about Meghan's initial affection for London and the UK, along with her dreams of living and working in the capital with a British boyfriend, Cundy revealed a significant deterioration in their friendship, stating that Meghan had 'ghosted' her.