Ever since Prince Harry released his bombshell memoir Spare, there's been one question on everybody lips - would Meghan Markle do her own tell-all book? In Spare, Harry railed against his royal relatives, especially his father King Charles and brother Prince William and went into detail about how he and wife Meghan ending up dramatically quitting their royal roles. Now almost two years on from releasing Spare, speculation is rife that Meghan could follow with her own book , with those in the publishing world believing she could be offered millions to officially tell her side of the story. And it seems in the past she heavily hinted she might write a book in the future after she delivered a "thinly veiled threat" in a highly-controversial interview days before the late Queen's death.
Back in August 2022, Meghan spoke to US magazine The Cut about her family life in California after stepping down from royal duties and her then podcast 'Archetypes'. Tellingly, in the interview, she revealed how she did not have to sign an NDA when she and Harry sensationally quit as working royals in 2020. And she also told how she found a journal that she had kept during her time as a member of the Firm at Frogmore Cottage , her former UK home when she returned to Britain for the late Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations that summer.
Speaking at the time, before they handed back the keys to the cottage, she said: "You go back and you open drawers and you're like, 'Oh my gosh. This is what I was.
