Speculation Grows Around Meghan's Potential Tell-All as Royal Rift Remains in Focus
Meghan Markle and the Duke of Sussex stepped back from royal duties in 2020, a decision that continues to stir public intrigue. Following the release of the Duke’s bombshell memoir Spare, which took aim at his family and detailed their departure from royal life, many are wondering if Meghan will follow with her own tell-all memoir.
In Spare, the Duke openly criticised his father, King Charles, and his brother, Prince William, recounting the challenges that led him and Meghan to step away from their royal roles. Now, nearly two years after its release, industry insiders suggest Meghan could be considering sharing her side of the story—potentially commanding a significant publishing deal.
Hints of a potential book surfaced in 2022 when Meghan spoke to The Cut, mentioning she never signed a non-disclosure agreement upon leaving the Royal Family. She also revealed rediscovering a journal kept while living at Frogmore Cottage, leading many to speculate that she may indeed write her own memoir.
Royal experts have noted the subtle, yet pointed comments Meghan made during that interview, suggesting that she has much to say. Roya Nikkhah, Sunday Times Royal Editor, remarked that Meghan's mention of the journal and her "thinly veiled threats" towards the Royal Family left a strong inference that a book could be on the horizon.
As Meghan takes a step back from the spotlight, with the Duke of Sussex engaged in solo appearances, including in New York and southern Africa, PR experts believe their separation of work may be strategic. Meghan’s focus on her American Riviera Orchard brand suggests a different narrative for her future.
Whether Meghan will publish her own royal memoir remains uncertain, but the anticipation grows as the world waits to see if she will tell her side of the royal exit.
