The King and Royal Family would be 'saddened' by Meghan Markle's possible memoir
Speculation has been rife over the past couple of months that Meghan Markle could be gearing up to pen her very own memoir, with it claimed that the British Royal Family would be "saddened" should she put pen to paper.
The Duchess of Sussex, 42, and her husband Prince Harry have a four-book deal with Penguin Random House. Meghan has already written The Bench which came out in June 2021, and Prince Harry has already penned his memoir Spare.
The couple is also said to be working on a third book together, a wellness book, with the fourth now rumoured to be a memoir by Meghan.
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Rumours are rife that Meghan could soon pen her own memoir (Getty Images)Based in Montecito, California, the Sussexes stepped back from royal duties in 2020 when they moved across the pond. And since moving to the States, the couple have been making a name for themselves in Hollywood.
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And amid the claims and rumours that Meghan could follow in her husband's footsteps and pen her own memoir, a renowned public relations expert has spoken out about how she believes the Royal Family would respond to the possible publication of a memoir.
"I wouldn't say King Charles or other senior members of the Royal family would be greatly worried about a Meghan Markle memoir; they would be more saddened than anything else. I'm sure he'll be thinking not again," Lynn Carratt from Press Box PR told The Mirror.
She went on: "Especially as it is believed that the relationship between King Charles and Harry is warming after they shared a phone for the Monarch's birthday.
Charles would be 'saddened' by a memoir by Meghan, it has been claimed (AFP via Getty Images)"I'm sure Charles wants a cordial relationship with his son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren and to put the last few years behind him, but every time Meghan and Harry's camp releases some more stories, their father-and-son relationship goes two steps back."
Lynn then noted how the Royal Family "have already had a turbulent time" after "weathering the storm of the couple's Oprah Winfrey interview, Omid Scobie's books Finding Freedom and Endgame, Harry and Meghan's Netflix documentary and Harry's memoir Spare" - she then asked: "Do they really need more?"
"In any case, they always put their infamous motto into play: 'Never complain, never explain' and continue their business as usual," Lynn affirmed.
Concluding her expert analysis of the situation of Meghan possibly penning a memoir, she said: "There is a global fascination with the UK royal family, and fans are keen to read about the inner workings of the royal family and Meghan's personal li relationships with them.
"Talking about the royal family will sell more books than if Meghan talks about her life pre-Harry and her life in a memoir."
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