Harry and Meghan "addicted to drama": New book fuels rumors about royal couple

Created: 04/13/2022, 09:21

By: Eva-Maria Moosmüller

Author Tina Brown takes a hard swipe at Harry and Meghan in her new book, auspiciously titled The Palace Papers.

There is talk of true “drama addiction”.  

Montecito – Even if Meghan Markle (40) and Prince Harry (37) have long since turned their backs on the British royal family, their position in the monarchy still plays a major role for the press, authors & Co.

In her latest work, the journalist Tina Brown (68) describes, among other things, her opinion of the Sussexes and does not mince her words.  

Harry and Meghan 'addicted to drama': New book about the royal couple

Just a few days ago, reports had been circulating that a serious marriage crisis could be brewing between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.

British author Tina Brown fuels these rumors with her book “The Palace Papers”.

She also believes that Queen Elizabeth's (95) grandson is almost completely taken over by his wife and sooner or later he might want to break out of his everyday life in the United States.

Brown compares the life of the ducal couple with the lifestyle that US actress Gwyneth Paltrow (49) promotes with her company Goop.

Paltrow sells and promotes controversial products related to wellness, mental health, and self-improvement, and has received a lot of criticism for it.

Their alleged remedies, which are supposed to ensure better well-being, are too expensive and ineffective.

"Maybe one day he [Harry] will wake up and find that he lives in a 'goop world' that he urgently needs to get out of just to go to a pub and meet his friends," quotes The Sun. the author.

She also attests Meghan and Harry a real addiction to drama.

Apparently, in their opinion, they could not do otherwise

How do you think Meghan and Harry feel about Tina Brown's latest work?

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Harry and Meghan 'addicted to drama': 'It's like a nuke every time'

"It's really amazing how every time one of the royals gives one of these big interviews, there's a catastrophe.

Every time it's like an atomic bomb.

The Oprah interview was absolutely destructive to any relationship Harry could ever have with his family.

The problem got worse when he announced his memoir, due out later this year," said Tina Brown.

The 68-year-old also does not leave the royal withdrawal of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle uncommented.

"Harry and Meghan could have been a great addition to the Commonwealth," said Brown.

In her opinion, however, they did not understand the scope of the platform offered to them by the British royal family and Queen Elizabeth.

The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor, the Truth and the Turmoil is due out in late April.

In addition to Meghan and Harry, Kate Middleton, Duchess Camilla and the British monarch herself, judging by the cover, also play a role.