Meghan Markle's Shocking Revelation: Trevor Exposes Shady Deal with Scobie in Tell-All Book, Leaving Her Pale and Oscars Uninvited

Royal sources fear that Meghan Markle's ex-husband, Trevor Engelson, may opt to reveal facts about their relationship shortly in light of her prior warnings about her planned biography. An intriguing new development in the narrative is the rumor that Engelson has been offered a large sum of money to write a tell-all memoir. Even though Meghan and Trevor were only married for three years when they split up in 2014, speculations and conjecture about what Engelson's memoir would reveal about their relationship have persisted for years.

Meghan and Trevor dated for over five years before getting married in 2011. However, their marriage lasted only two years before Meghan began dating Prince Harry. Since then, Meghan has married Prince Harry, and Trevor has married dietitian Tracy Clint in 2019. Trevor's memoir is generating more and more interest as rumors circulate that it may be time for him to speak publicly about his feelings with Meghan. He is allegedly giving serious thought to the hefty offers given to him by agents.

Although Trevor has moved on with his life, his relationship with Meghan remains a topic of conversation. The memoir may provide insight into the causes of their insurmountable differences that led to their divorce in 2013. Some accounts paint a picture of a split that was abrupt and handled fairly ruthlessly, leaving Trevor with a sense of having been used. Some have even theorized that Meghan surprised Trevor with the divorce by mailing back their wedding and engagement rings.

Their shared history may be explored in Trevor's autobiography, which may include anecdotes like the time their wedding guests received marijuana as a welcome gift, despite the fact that it was banned in the country. If these details are released, they could damage Meghan's reputation in the United States, the United Kingdom, and around the world. The fact that Trevor is portrayed as a traitor in "Finding Freedom," a book co-written by Omid Scobie, may also cause tension in her relationship with Harry. Trevor may use his memoir to defend himself and present his side of the tale, putting light on how he faced rejection and difficulty, describing his own struggles following his wife's betrayal.

Many people struggle with issues of self-worth, and Trevor's story could serve as an instructive example of how to deal with such issues. While being rejected can have a severe impact on anyone's mental health, Trevor's story received international attention. Trevor's public image may have taken a hit after Meghan pushed Scobie to make a false statement about Trevor attending the Oscars with her, and Trevor may use his memoir as a way to quietly defend himself against this. 

Although Trevor had been invited to the event because of his participation in a film project, Meghan had attempted to attend in his stead. It's possible that Trevor will include a discussion of this event in his autobiography.