Lady Colin Campbell has stirred the pot once again with her latest release, an updated edition of her book, “Meghan and Harry: The Real Story.”
Launched in the UK on April 4th, this edition promises an in-depth look at the tumultuous relationship between a seemingly vulnerable man and a fiercely ambitious woman.
The book’s foreword hints at a deep dive into the cultural clashes and contrasting attitudes that have shaped their journey.
In her characteristic forthright style, Lady C examines what she sees as the decline of this once-beloved couple.
She points to their apparent disregard for the long-standing traditions of the royal family, suggesting that their actions have led to a significant shift in public perception.
According to her, Meghan Markle shows little inclination to reflect on her past choices and exhibits no signs of regret since stepping away from royal responsibilities.
This critique comes on the heels of Meghan’s year-long commentary on the royal family, which has seemingly resulted in dwindling public support.
Fans of the monarchy are eagerly awaiting their chance to read Lady C’s insights.
One enthusiastic reader, known as AtReadingMum1776 on X (formerly Twitter), expressed her excitement by tracking her order, hoping it would arrive sooner.
Another user, VoiceOfVision, shared plans to rise early to snag a copy from a local store.
Readers have also been drawn to the cover photo of the couple, sparking conversations about its significance.
Among the revelations in the book, Chapter 8 stands out, where Lady C explores the topic of Meghan’s alleged surrogacy.
One particularly eyebrow-raising claim suggests that Meghan’s mother, Doria, may have engaged in substance use during pregnancy, raising questions about its potential impact on Meghan’s behavior.
Moreover, Lady C sheds light on the financial struggles facing Harry and Meghan, asserting that they require a staggering $500 million to maintain their current lifestyle—an amount they reportedly do not possess.
It’s suggested that the royal family is aware of the circumstances surrounding Harry’s children, stating they were not born to Meghan.
The media in the UK is also privy to this information but is waiting for clearance from the palace before publishing anything.
The surrogacy rumors gained traction when Meghan allegedly appeared with a child that was not her own, leading to speculation about the authenticity of her motherhood.
Before their trip to South Africa with their four-month-old son, whispers circulated that Meghan had used a surrogate, igniting a flurry of interest and debate.
Interestingly, some teachers at a school where the couple planned a visit expressed joy over the idea of Harry’s child being born through surrogacy, even leaving a welcoming message on the board.
However, reports suggest that Meghan was not pleased with this display of affection.
The couple’s staff situation seems chaotic, with frequent changes in nannies and support personnel, raising concerns about stability for their children, who remain largely unseen.
Some observers have even speculated about the possibility that the children may not exist at all, suggesting that Meghan and Harry might be using other people’s kids for staged photographs.
While surrogacy is a legitimate choice for many families, Meghan’s alleged lack of transparency has prompted skepticism.
If the children do exist, they are rarely visible, and Archie‘s appearance appears to change frequently, leading some to doubt their authenticity.
Critics argue that Meghan and Harry might be leveraging their children as marketing tools rather than embracing the truth of their family dynamics.
Had Meghan opted for openness regarding her surrogacy, she could have built goodwill and connected with many women facing fertility challenges.
