Queen Elizabeth reportedly offered her $10 million, which Meghan declined. Whybrew, who served Queen Elizabeth for 40 years and was known to be a close confidant, has been assisting King Charles in sorting through Queen Elizabeth's private diaries and letters for archiving purposes.
These revelations have raised questions about Meghan's true motives in her relationship with Prince Harry, suggesting that her intentions may have been far from love or commitment. Reports also indicate that palace staff have been expressing concerns about Meghan's lack of communication and interaction. What initially appeared to be a fairy tale romance now seems to be unraveling.
Previous reports from the National Enquirer suggested that Meghan had threatened the royal family with a tell-all book, demanding a $90 million settlement after relocating to the U.S. Meghan's alleged plot to secure this substantial sum was reportedly rooted in her dissatisfaction with royal life and her dislike of being labeled the "Diva Duchess" due to her perceived difficult and demanding behavior.
As the Sussexes ventured into Hollywood, they encountered numerous setbacks, including being dropped from Spotify. These hardships have taken a toll on their relationship, with tensions running high. Sources suggest that Megan and Harry have been experiencing financial disputes and have taken some time apart. While Harry visited Japan and London without Megan, she focused on her career, sparking speculation that they may be growing apart.
Despite Harry's pleas for a second chance to make things work, Meghan is said to be prioritizing her Hollywood comeback, potentially adding strain to their relationship. Notably, Meghan has been seen without her wedding ring on multiple occasions since May, further fueling rumors of marital strife.
Paul Whybrew's claims about Meghan's alleged blackmail attempt, coupled with reports of marital tensions and career ambitions, have cast a shadow over the once-envied relationship between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
