The authors of Finding Freedomthe first unauthorized biography of Harry e Meghan Marklereturn to the office with a second volume, due out next year, and which they promise to be even more explosive. Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand ensure burning revelations about Meghan, which could permanently destroy its image. Meanwhile, the Duchess would be ready to sue the two journalists.
Meghan Markle trembles over the new biography
After the success of Finding Freedomand although the Dukes did not appreciate the “revelation” book on their lives, Omid Scobie he raises and this time in the negative. If the first book was about the pursuit of freedom of Harry e Meghan Markledrawn almost like two romantic heroes, the second promises to be hot.
“There will be revelations that could destroy the Duchess”Announced Scobie with satisfaction, assuring that the book will be on the shelves next year. The title has not yet been chosen, but the content will be focused on the secrets (of the past?) Of Meghan Markle.
“Harry and Meghan are sure to sue usbut as long as forgiveness is fine, it’s all publicity ”, the author explained to the English press, sure of another success.
“If Markle sues us, I’m sure she would lose, and she wouldn’t like to submit her secrets to a jury,” concludes Scobie, very fierce.
The journalist seems to have disliked the couple’s refusal to support the first volume, and their choice not to be interviewed. In fact, it seems that, initially, Harry had been contacted by telephone, revealing information in what appeared to be a simple interview, and not the drafting of a biographical book.
“The book will cause a lot of discussion” relaunches the royal biographer, who will return to collaborate with his colleague Carolyn Durand. We ignore the content of these revelations that could put a strain on the reputation of the Duchess, but this sudden change of direction of the authors is interesting.
Finding Freedom, the unauthorized biography
When Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, journalists and experts of the British Royal Family, announced Finding Freedom in 2020, they assured that they would reveal the whole truth about Megxit. The two first boasted even a collaboration with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, then taking a step back to talk about an interview, but the book, best seller, had very little to do with them. Indeed, the Dukes of Sussex had never been consulted for this biography, therefore unauthorized.
This book, however, did draw a positive picture of the couple, very attentive to their privacy, linked to moments of normality such as watching TV series together on the sofa or going to a small Notting Hill cinema. However, everything changed when the press and the media began to persecute them, transforming their every gesture into scandal news. The Prince, explains the book, tried with all his might to keep the newspapers away from his marriage, a decision which then led to the step back from the public role.
Harry and Meghan didn’t like it either Finding Freedom however, too rich in details about their intimacy, with fictionalized traits and speeches, film dialogues and a further invasion of their private life.
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