Angela Levin, a respected royal biographer, is voicing concerns about the potential content of Meghan's memoir. She mentions "moans and groans" about how badly she was treated as a royal, but she also hints at something more troubling - the possibility of untruths. Levin's candid assessment points out that Meghan has a tendency not to "hit the nail on the head" when it comes to truths, raising serious questions about the authenticity of Meghan's words.
Furthermore, claims that Meghan has a reputation for telling untruths and exaggerating significantly have sent shockwaves. Even royal insiders are suggesting that powerful people who once supported her have turned their backs. Trust, it seems, is in short supply.
But let's consider the consequences. Meghan might believe her memoir will be a powerful and impactful record of her life. She might hope that her story will resonate with readers worldwide and sell many copies. Curiosity has a way of drawing people in. However, what about the aftermath?
The royal family, the institution Meghan once belonged to, has remained notably silent amidst these developments. Their silence speaks volumes, hinting at distance and a reluctance to be tangled in Meghan's narrative. William and Charles, in particular, are treading carefully, maintaining distance to avoid providing material for her book.
Once again, trust has been shattered. It's heartbreaking to witness the breakdown of trust and credibility, especially for someone who was once a part of the royal fold. The royal family, resilient as ever, continues its duties and appearances, showcasing their commitment to their roles.
