Meghan Markle's 'Beef, Beef, and a Side Order of Beef' Milking the Firm

Meghan Markle recently faced criticism for permitting her biographer to exploit the monarchy for "axe-grinding money." Meghan Markle has recently faced criticism for purportedly authorizing Omid Scobie to write a book with the intention of exploiting the Royal Family "for axe-grinding money." This has been issued in its entirety by royal commentator Sarah Vine. She provided her opinion on all matters in one of her most recent Daily Mail articles. She made reference to Omid Scobie's upcoming book, Endgame, in the article.

For individuals who are not acquainted, the book offers "a perceptive examination of the present condition of the British monarchy—an unpopular monarch, a power-hungry heir to the throne, a queen who is prepared to resort to perilous measures in order to safeguard her reputation, and a prince compelled to begin a fresh existence subsequent to his own family betraying him." 

"Scobie's new book, Endgame, which sounds like a Tom Cruise blockbuster (and who knows, it might even be one), is not yet available in bookstores, yet the most important details are already making headlines," she began the article.

From information regarding 'two' royal bigots to the rationale behind Meghan Markle's absence from the Coronation to the lack of gratitude expressed when Prince Harry presented Christmas gifts to the children of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

As Ms. Vine put it, the meal consists of "beef, beef, and a side order of beef, accompanied by copious amounts of lolly." Furthermore, she cited everything when she stated, "Isn't that precisely the point? "The ridiculous."

"Irrespective of the desire of individuals like Scobie and potentially the Sussexes to present this book and others like it as virtuous endeavors in truth-telling, the reality is that they are exploiting our most illustrious institution for axe-grinding cash."