The Duchess of Sussex is poised to follow in the footsteps of her husband, Prince Harry, using the medium of a memoir to share her perspective with the world.
Reportedly, Meghan aims to elaborate on the allegations of racism directed at her son, Prince Archie, by certain members of the royal family. Royal expert Kinsey Schofield, as per the Daily Express, suggests that Meghan strategically employed her reputed confidant, Omid Scobie, as a tool to advance her agenda and cast a shadow over the Royal Family.
This revelation comes in the wake of Scobie naming two senior royal members who purportedly expressed 'concerns' about the skin color of Prince Archie before his birth.
In a conversation with TalkTV, Schofield stated, "She can argue that the information is already public, stating, 'I merely wanted to present my side of the story.' There are compelling fan theories suggesting that this is a calculated strategy, enabling Meghan to elaborate in her published book without facing the repercussions of a dramatic reveal or potential backlash from the palace."
Meghan initially brought the issue of racist discussions to light in an interview with Oprah Winfrey shortly after her departure from the royal fold in 2021. The memoir, seen as an extension of her narrative, is expected to provide a more comprehensive exploration of her experiences and perspectives.
