Harry Puts a Stop to Meghan’s Tell-All Memoir, Insists on Apology to Kate

Prince Harry has reportedly intervened to halt Meghan Markle from writing a revealing memoir about her life within the royal family, as per insider sources.

The Duke of Sussex is concerned about potential fallout from his wife sharing more insights about the Windsors and has consequently thwarted her plans.

This development emerges amidst Harry's apparent efforts to mend relations with his royal kin, despite Meghan's purported eagerness to clarify matters.

A source disclosed to New Magazine that Harry has openly discussed having ample material for a sequel to his previous book, but those intentions have been abandoned.

Additionally, he has vetoed Meghan's book project.

The previous publication authored by Harry, known as Spare, made headlines for its swift sales following its launch on January 10th last year.

The book contained a series of accusations against various members of the royal family, including Prince William, prompting a backlash from certain sectors of the public who stood in support of the royals.

Subsequently, the Sussexes have been making efforts to mend fences with the Windsors.

While Meghan had been speculated to pen her version of events following Harry's book, the source from New Magazine asserted that the couple has reached a compromise.

This agreement allows the Duchess to proceed with a book focusing on female empowerment.

According to the insider, Harry's proposal did not sit well with Meghan, who feels pressured to conform to certain expectations.

Eventually, a middle ground was reached, enabling Meghan to pursue a literary project centered on empowering women.

The source emphasized that Harry lacks the authority to dictate his wife's actions or make assurances to the royal family, as both parties' words hold little weight.

Moreover, the prospect of reconciliation between the Sussexes and the royals appears daunting, with Prince William and Princess Kate purportedly harboring deep-seated grievances towards Harry and Meghan.

Both Kensington Palace and Buckingham Palace have refrained from responding to the allegations raised in Spare, though experts suggest that a book detailing Meghan's life with Harry could be the most lucrative venture for the Duchess.

Critically, further disparaging remarks about the royal family are unlikely to yield any benefits for either Harry or Meghan, as their credibility has been called into question.

The couple has faced calls to rectify their past actions, particularly concerning the distress caused to Princess Catherine due to their prior statements.

Royal commentators and historians advocate for Harry and Meghan to extend well wishes to Princess Kate, who is recuperating at Windsor after undergoing significant surgery.

Recent reports from the Spanish channel Telecino, featured on Fiesta, shed light on Princess Kate's health status, with concerns raised about her well-being.

Speculation surrounding the severity of her condition has led to questions regarding the progression of her recovery.

However, Kensington Palace shared positive news on Monday, confirming that the Princess of Wales has returned home to Windsor and is making notable strides in her recuperation process.