It looks like the Sussexes may not be on the same page.
In a confusing twist, rumours have been swirling that Meghan Markle’s team have allegedly been floating around the idea of a post-divorce tell-all book. The bombshell revelation, unearthed by Vanity Fair, claims that the Duchess of Sussex’s representatives approached an unnamed publishing house to “gauge interest” in a narrative exploring life after a hypothetical split from Prince Harry.
While unconfirmed, the notion has naturally sparked a flurry of intrigue, particularly as the couple tend to face backlash at every turn. According to an insider, the proposed book would not delve into Markle’s previous marriage to Trevor Engelson but rather focus squarely on the theoretical aftermath of the dissolution of her union with her current husband, Prince Harry. Notably, sources clarified that this alleged inquiry was speculative and did not indicate any current trouble in the Sussexes’ marriage.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
One source reportedly suggested the Duchess may have been approached by the publisher rather than opening the discussion herself—a detail that would certainly sway the frenzy of media scrutiny surrounding the former royal. Regardless, the hypothetical project appears to have gained no traction, with no manuscript and no offers ever being made, leaving the idea firmly in the realm of conjecture and hearsay.
This alleged pitch arrives amid the Sussexes’ already existing four-book deal with Penguin Random House, which includes Prince Harry’s bombshell memoir Spare and Markle’s children’s picture book The Bench.
