Meghan Markle doesn’t appear to be happy with the success of Prince Harry’s memoir Spare as she is tight-lipped about the Duke’s log book.
There has been speculation that Meghan and Harry’s relationship has been strained since Duke’s book was published. There are rumors that the Sussexes are not living together due to some issues.
Meghan, who is said to love the spotlight, has been off-screen for the past few weeks, while her husband has caused a media frenzy over his explosive memoir.
Some royal commentators said Meghan hoped Harry would give his wife some credit in conversations with the media after the success of her book, but that didn’t happen.
According to some, Meghan’s absence from the media spotlight during the coverage of Harry’s book may be because the Duchess plans to publish her own memoirs.
A British columnist, Sarah Wynne, called Meghan’s conspicuous absence “out of character”. In the Mail on Sunday, Ms Wynne wrote: ‘I’m not saying that in terms of the book; after all, her fingerprints are all there. I mean, physically, where is she?
He added: “We haven’t seen her skin or her hair in days. It’s very unusual” because “it usually never goes away.” [Prince] Harry’s side. Usually, she’s attached to him practically surgically, hanging from him like an extra appendage.”
Another expert, Daniella Elser, noted that the Sussexes were “often a double act” prior to Harry’s book, with the duke getting in on a few things in Meghan’s various media appearances over the past year, but it seems that he hasn’t gotten around to it. can say the same. Because of Harry’s recent press appearances to promote his book.
Elser continued, “Given the amount of words left over, you’d think a husband devoted to his troublesome ‘cheater’ would give him more or less real space to confront or push back against the most damaging accusations leveled against his wife,” she added. : “Harry’s Ghostwritten Autobiography There are other important Sussex works that do not deal with meaning.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s deal with Penguin Random House was for a multi-book deal, leading to speculation that the Duchess herself could write a book in which her side of the story breaks ground.
