Meghan Markle was 'convinced' by Prince Harry that she would be loved like Princess Diana
Meghan Markle was reportedly reassured by Prince Harry and his team that she would be as well received and loved as Princess Diana, and was, in fact, the 'Hollywood version' of the people's princess, according to the royal author's new book aspires to become.
Royal author Tom Bower's new book, Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors, is said to delve deeper into the Sussexes' royal exit called Megxit.
In the above book, Bower claims that the mega royal rift first began ahead of Harry and Meghan's royal wedding in 2018, when Prince Charles and the Queen urged the Duchess of Sussex to reach out to her father.
According to Bower, when the Queen requested Meghan to go to Mexico to speak with her father, Harry "began to sympathize with the palace's disapproval of the honor and hierarchy".
The book also includes further claims that Meghan's illusion of grandeur began when the couple landed at a great public reception in Australia, with The New York Post saying it made them 'believe Meghan could pick up where Harry's mother' had left in order to gain goodwill. from the public'.
According to Bower himself: "The Sussexes had convinced themselves that their Australian success had blessed them with the magic of Diana."
The outlet said of Bower's book, "The Sussexes fail to consider that Diana's mass appeal was accused of her vulnerability and the many years of humanism cultivated over the years."
"They seem to surround themselves with Hollywood insiders who assured them they could be as popular as the late princess on their own," the publication continued.