There have been whispers about Meghan working on a tell-all book, set to spill some royal tea and throw the family under the bus. But word on the street is that Harry has persuaded her to shelve this explosive project in an effort to cool things down with his kin.
From OK! Magazine:
"Harry has openly spoken about having enough material to write a follow-up to Spare, but those plans have been scrapped. He's also put an end to Meghan's book," the source said.
The Duchess of Sussex's personal projects have struggled to maintain longevity, as her podcast, "Archetypes," was canceled and her kids' show Pearl never aired.
The insider stated that the conversation "didn't go down well with Meghan," but "they eventually compromised so that Meghan could work on a book about female empowerment."
Aside from Meghan's life story, the Sussexes recently made an appearance in Kingston, Jamaica, after Buckingham Palace revealed Kate Middleton and King Charles will take a leave of absence as they heal from medical operations.
"There has not been evidence of people reaching out to them," Richard Fitzwilliams said on GB News. "They have made money by trashing the royal family."
"But you can do that for so long and you can only have public support in doing that for so long," the expert added.
Harry's decision to put the brakes on Meghan's tell-all book is a smart move. People on both sides of the pond are fed up with the relentless bashing the couple has dished out to the royal family.
It's high time for them to carve out a reputation beyond the never-ending scandal tied to their royal connections.
