Meghan Markle’s Team Suggested Prince Harry Divorce Book Deal
In a shocking turn of events, Meghan Markle’s team reportedly floated the idea of a “post-Harry divorce book” to a publisher, as revealed in a recent Vanity Fair exposé. The scathing piece, which was published on Friday, delves deep into the struggles faced by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in their post-royal life.
According to the article, numerous former colleagues and associates of Meghan Markle spoke with Vanity Fair, shedding light on the couple’s desperate attempts to carve out a new path and maintain their relevance in the public eye after stepping down from their royal duties. One source even went as far as claiming that “Meghan’s team had a conversation with a publishing house to gauge interest” in a book that could potentially focus on a post-divorce scenario involving Prince Harry.
Allegations of Bullying and Toxic Behavior
While some sources defended Meghan and Harry, the exposé also includes interviews with individuals who worked closely with Meghan Markle and painted a less-than-flattering picture of her behavior. Some described undergoing long-term therapy after working with her, while others likened her behavior to that of a “Mean Girls” teenager.
One person who collaborated with Markle on media projects recounted their experience, describing it as “really, really, really awful” and “very painful.” They highlighted Meghan’s strategic nature, stating, “She’s constantly playing checkers—I’m not even going to say chess—but she’s just very aware of where everybody is on her board.”
Impact on Work Relationships
Multiple sources confirmed instances of toxic behavior within Meghan’s work environment, with one individual taking a leave of absence after just three episodes of working on her “Archetypes” Spotify podcast before eventually resigning. Others suggested that Meghan’s reluctance to acknowledge her own shortcomings might be contributing to her negative perception.
The article also delves into the dynamics of bullying, with one source highlighting the subtlety of Meghan’s tactics, such as talking behind people’s backs and undermining their sense of self. This nuanced form of bullying, they explained, can be just as damaging as overt aggression.
As the public grapples with these revelations, it raises questions about the true nature of Meghan Markle’s character and the impact of her actions on those around her. The exposé serves as a stark reminder that even individuals in positions of power and influence are not immune to criticism and scrutiny.
