As the rumors swirl, advice has been offered to the Duchess of Sussex, urging her to avoid portraying herself as "vindictive or overly sensationalistic" in the process.
Although Meghan has not officially confirmed her literary endeavor, there are suggestions that the potential book might be a part of the deal struck between her and Prince Harry with Penguin Random House, following the release of Harry's groundbreaking memoir, "Spare," earlier this year.
PR specialist Mayah Riaz, providing insights to The Mirror, emphasized the importance of a strategic approach for Meghan. Riaz stated, "If Meghan is indeed working on her memoir, she will have approached this with a strategic mindset."
Addressing the potential inclusion of Meghan's time in the Royal Family, Riaz acknowledged the complexity of the matter, saying, "The million dollar question is, of course, whether there will be any mention of her time in the Royal Family. This is difficult for anyone to say for certain."
Riaz speculated that Meghan might choose to delve into the race row, especially after names were disclosed in a leaked translation of "Endgame," which claimed that King Charles and the Princess of Wales expressed "concerns" about the skin tone of Meghan and Harry's baby, reigniting controversies around the royal family's race issues.
Emphasizing the need for discretion, Riaz advised, "It is essential for her to do this with discretion, as that is the key to maintaining credibility and not appearing vindictive or overly sensationalistic. Should Meghan be embarking upon a memoir, she would undoubtedly have considered the potential impact on her relationships, particularly with members of the Royal Family."
