Breaking News: Meghan Markle Accused of Dictating Prince Harry’s Memoir

Author and commentator Tom Bauer has launched a scathing attack on Meghan Markle, alleging that she is the mastermind behind Prince Harry's upcoming memoir.

During a discussion with Susanna Reid, Tessa Dumlop, and Ed Balls on GMB, Bauer claimed that Meghan is the one pulling the strings, asserting, “It's Meghan I'm after.

His book is really Meghan's.”

According to Bauer, Meghan has been dictating the agenda and exploiting the royal title for her own gain.

However, Ed Balls was quick to challenge Bauer's claims, pointing out that the book is authored by Prince Harry and not Meghan.

Undeterred, Bauer doubled down on his stance, questioning whether Prince Harry had even read the book himself, suggesting that it was ghostwritten.

In contrast, Bauer praised Meghan as highly intelligent and sophisticated, claiming that she had meticulously gone through every word of the memoir.

Bauer further alleged that Queen Elizabeth II, along with other members of the royal family, including William, Charles, and Diana's brother Charles Spencer, saw through Meghan's intentions.

He accused Meghan of seeking fame and fortune, exploiting her royal title, and profiting from causing misery.

Jonathan Sacerdoti also weighed in, criticizing Prince Harry's choice of title for his memoir, suggesting that it appeared to cater to the trend of victimhood.

Sacerdoti expressed disappointment that despite Prince Harry's new life away from royal duties, he seemed to still cling to a narrative of victimhood.

He questioned the appropriateness of the title, implying that it reflected a sense of self-pity rather than resilience.

Sacerdoti highlighted Prince Harry's past popularity and military service, emphasizing that he was not perceived as a mere “spare” within the royal family.

Moreover, Sacerdoti raised concerns about Prince Harry's current role in comparison to his wife Meghan Markle, suggesting that he might feel overshadowed by her pursuits.

He noted that Prince Harry's public appearances often revolve around supporting Meghan's projects, leading some to speculate about his standing in their relationship.

Expert Tom Slater echoed these sentiments, critiquing Prince Harry's tendency to share personal experiences publicly, which could perpetuate a victim narrative.

Slater criticized the royal family's handling of such situations, highlighting the contradiction between seeking privacy and engaging in public discourse.

He emphasized the importance of moving on from past grievances and embracing a truly private life, free from constant media scrutiny.

The ongoing saga surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continues to captivate audiences, raising questions about their roles, motivations, and impact on the royal family's image.