Meghan Markle Believed to be the Author of Prince Harry’s Memoir, Sparking Controversy over Royalties

In a surprising turn of events, it has been revealed that Meghan Markle is believed to be the writer behind Prince Harry's upcoming memoir.

A close friend of J.R. Moehringer, the ghostwriter enlisted for the project, disclosed that Meghan was the one who insisted on having control over the book's content.

This includes the power to add additional stories to make it more captivating.

Despite occasional conflicts between the couple regarding decision-making, Meghan managed to persuade her husband to grant her this authority.

It seems she possesses a knack for getting what she wants from men.

However, there are some fans of Meghan Markle who are vehemently denying these claims.

The debate continues: did Meghan Markle truly pen the memoir Spare?

Notably, royal expert Tom Bauer shares the same belief.

On the other hand, Harry seems to have little involvement in the book, according to Bauer.

He hasn't even read the draft written by the ghostwriter.

During an appearance on GMB, Bauer expressed his focus on Meghan rather than Harry, stating that the book is truly Meghan's creation.

In response, Ed Balls challenged him, asserting that it is, in fact, Harry's book.

Bauer, however, remained firm in his stance, claiming that Harry hasn't even read it, as it was ghostwritten.

He emphasized that Meghan, on the other hand, has meticulously gone through every word.

Bauer praised Meghan's intelligence and sophistication, while also mentioning that the Queen, Prince William, Prince Charles, and even Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, have all seen through her intentions.

Interestingly, Prince Harry's memoir may bear the title Spare, alluding to the royal phrase “heir and spare.”

Nevertheless, Jonathan Sacerdotty, another royal expert, made a scathing comment about the title, suggesting that Harry feels more like a spare in his marriage to Meghan than he did within the royal family.

Sacerdotty criticized Prince Harry for implying that he was treated as less important while being part of the monarchy.

He further noted that Harry often appears as a secondary character in Meghan's pursuits, such as her audio programs, picture books, and potential political career in America.

The expert highlighted how Harry occasionally makes cameo appearances, commenting on hairstyles or engaging in playful antics outside windows.

Speculation has been rife among British commentators regarding the potential impact of Harry's memoir on the monarchy and its members.

This follows the bombshell revelations made by Harry and Meghan during their interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this year.

Some have called for the Duke to reconsider publishing the book out of respect for Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away in September.

Others have even suggested stripping Harry and Meghan of their royal titles due to the book's anticipated content.

Now, the question arises: who is the ghostwriter behind Prince Harry's memoir?

It has been revealed that J.R. Moehringer, an accomplished American novelist and journalist, has been entrusted with this task.

Moehringer has previously written memoirs for two prominent public figures.

Before embarking on his writing career, he worked as an assistant news editor at the New York Times, later contributing to the Rocky Mountain News and the Los Angeles Times.

His exceptional talent was recognized when he won the Pulitzer Prize for newspaper feature writing in 2000.

Moehringer's own memoir, The Tender Bar, was published in 2005, recounting his journey from childhood to early adulthood, particularly focusing on his formative experiences at a local bar.

Currently residing in the San Francisco Bay Area, Moehringer lives with his wife, Shannon Welch, who is a book editor, and their two children.

As the release date for Prince Harry's memoir draws nearer, the anticipation and controversy surrounding it continue to grow.

With Meghan Markle believed to be the driving force behind the book's content and the scrutiny placed on the royal family, this memoir promises to be a captivating and revealing account of Harry's life and experiences.