In an interview with Sky News Australia, royal biographer Angela Levin asserted that Meghan's forthcoming book is likely to delve into her perceived mistreatment within the Royal Family following her marriage to Prince Harry.
Levin expressed skepticism about the book, suggesting it would be riddled with what she termed as "untruths." She drew parallels between Meghan's anticipated narrative and Harry's recent public criticisms of his own family.
Levin shared her perspective, saying, "We all believed, I have, anyway, and lots of others, that it'll be moans and groans about how badly she was treated as a royal." She went on to predict that Meghan's book would likely follow a similar format to Harry's and asserted, "It'll be another record like Harry's but only more powerful."
Levin also raised concerns about the veracity of Meghan's account, stating, "It'll be full of untruths, won't it?" She further commented on Meghan's history of not consistently aligning with factual accuracy in her statements.
The impending release of Meghan's autobiography promises to be a topic of significant interest and scrutiny, given the potential for it to further ignite the ongoing public discourse surrounding the Royal Family and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
