Meghan Markle Makes Surprise Change on Memoir Plans Ahead of Possible King Charles Meeting
Meghan Markle has changed her approach to a potential tell all memoir as speculation grows over a possible meeting with King Charles, with a source claiming the Duchess of Sussex is delaying the project until the controversy surrounding Earl Spencer’s book begins to fade.
According to New Idea, Meghan has been keeping personal records of upsetting experiences and may eventually use them as the basis for a book about her life, including her time within the Royal Family and her departure from official royal duties.
The reported change in timing comes as Harry and Meghan’s presence in Britain has fuelled fresh speculation about whether they could meet Charles and make progress towards repairing their strained family relationship.
An unnamed source claimed Meghan has developed a habit of documenting experiences she considers upsetting or humiliating, either by writing them down in a journal or recording her thoughts on her phone.
“Every time something bad or humiliating has happened to her, she’ll make a note of it in her diary,” the source claimed, adding that Meghan sometimes expands on those entries or records videos expressing her feelings.
The insider further suggested Meghan sees her personal experiences as part of a wider historical story, although that characterisation has not been independently verified.
The claims have revived questions about whether Meghan could eventually publish a memoir offering her own account of life inside the Royal Family, her departure from official duties and the years that followed.
According to New Idea, publishers approached the Duchess about a potential book around two years ago, and the source alleged that an offer remains available.
“She’s already been talking to publishers, who approached her two years ago, so a deal is already on the table,” the insider claimed.
However, the report suggests Meghan is not necessarily planning to publish immediately. Instead, she is allegedly watching how the current controversy surrounding Spencer’s memoir develops before deciding when to move forward.
Spencer’s book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, has attracted attention because of its claims about Princess Diana’s life and her relationship with King Charles, reopening sensitive discussions about the Royal Family’s past.
The source claimed Meghan wants to wait until the attention surrounding the book diminishes rather than launch a separate memoir while the Spencer controversy continues to dominate royal headlines.
The insider also referred to the expected impact of a third book by Angela Kelly, the former dresser and confidante of Queen Elizabeth II, suggesting Meghan is monitoring other publications that could generate fresh royal controversy.
The source claimed Meghan has been using her time in Britain to make progress on the proposed project, although no specific details of a manuscript, publishing agreement or release date have been confirmed.
A memoir could give Meghan an opportunity to present her own perspective on events that have repeatedly attracted public debate. Depending on its contents, it could also renew scrutiny of private relationships and disagreements within the Royal Family.
However, neither Meghan nor her representatives have publicly confirmed that she is preparing a tell-all memoir, has signed a publishing deal or intends to release one after Spencer’s book controversy fades. There is also no official confirmation that a meeting with Charles has been arranged.
For now, the reported delay remains unconfirmed, but the possibility of a memoir has reignited speculation about whether Meghan will eventually tell her story in book form and whether she will choose to do so while questions about her relationship with the King remain unresolved.
