Meghan Markle’s autobiography could be a ‘gold mine,’ says royal expert

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might be preparing to capitalize on their strained relationship with the British monarchy, with reports suggesting Meghan’s potential autobiography could be a “gold mine.” Royal expert Tom Bower has highlighted the lucrative possibilities of such a book, predicting it could significantly boost their income.
Bower, speaking to Talk TV, said, “The only thing she has got left - and I think that is her potential gold mine - is her autobiography.She has a very vivid imagination and she’ll be able to spell out an amazing story... to increase her income.”
The couple is reportedly biding their time before discussing their royal experiences more openly, opting instead to hold off on immediate media actions. The release of Meghan’s book could further inflame tensions between the Sussexes and the Royal Family, particularly following the mixed reception of Harry's memoir, Spare.
Bower also criticized Meghan’s acting career, remarking, “The problem is, she isn’t a great actress. Her acting career ended long before she arrived in London - that’s why she came here. She couldn’t find any more work after Suits.”
Speculation about Meghan’s autobiography has been circulating since Harry’s book gained attention in early 2023. Some publishing experts believe it is strategic for the couple to delay further releases, as maintaining public interest is crucial. An insider noted, “Fans are fickle. Disappoint them once, and a book can freefall into irrelevance super quickly, even with the momentum of something like Spare behind it. Their team, who are good at what they do, wants to make the angry mobs salivate for it before throwing Meghan’s story to the masses because even the bad press is good press for this couple.”