Meghan Markle To Drop Explosive Tell-All Memoir That Will 'Fill Charles, William, And Kate With Horror:' Report
Meghan Markle is reportedly getting ready to tell all.
The former 'Suits' actress is preparing to drop a tell-all memoir about her experiences with the royal family, according to 'Closer.'
A source shared with the outlet that her book has no intentions of playing nice.
"The talk among their friends is that it's time to take the gloves off and do away with the diplomacy," the insider alleged. "There's so much demand for Meghan to speak out, whether that's in the form of another sit-down interview or even her own memoir. She has the potential to make an absolute fortune and clear up a lot of questions."
The crown has been distancing itself even further from the Duke and Duchess in recent times. The two were not invited to the traditional summer outing at Balmoral.
The source added her reported book is not something that the family is looking forward to.
"The potential of a novel like this from Markle would be a devastating blow to the royal family. Another tell-all would cause so much trouble; this feud would go nuclear," the source continued. "No doubt the time will come down the line that they publicly address all of this. They're both being very cautious about it all right now, but eventually Meghan is going to want to write her memoir, Harry is going to want to update Spare, and they are going to want to sit down and promote themselves on TV. They will not shy away from answering questions about the royals."
The source added that, "For now, they're biding their time."
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"Meghan knows that a personal memoir of her time in the UK as a working royal would sell millions of copies and make her the sort of money she craves," royal author Tom Quinn said, per 'Sky News.'
"All this fills Charles, William and Kate with horror," Quinn added.
Prince Harry, 39, and Meghan's chief of staff recently resigned after only three months.
Sources suggested that not a "single current or former employee on their staff say they would take the job again if given the chance."
