Meghan Markle has 'gold mine' that could make her a fortune - but royals won't be happy

A Royal commentator has dubbed Meghan Markle's potential tell-all autobiography a "gold mine" that could bring in hefty profits , but it might stir trouble with the Royal Family and King Charles.

Having departed from Royal duties back in 2020, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been busy starting up various initiatives. These projects include Meghan's Spotify podcast endeavor, her fresh lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard, as well as Prince Harry's tell-all book 'Spare' which caused quite a stir following its release in January 2023.

Royal biographer Tom Bowers, famous for his book 'Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war between the Windsors', suspects Meghan could tread a path similar to Harry with great financial reward if she pens her own book . Speaking on Talk TV, he remarked: "The only thing she has got left - and I think that is her potential gold mine - is her autobiography. She has a very very vivid imagination and she'll be able to spell out an amazing story... to increase her income."

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The Royal Family, already ruffled by Harry's revealing memoir, would likely brace for further tension should Meghan publish a volume of revelations, reports the Express .

Moreover, Bowers suggested that Meghan had ulterior motives for relocating to London, alleging: "The problem is, she isn't a great actress. Her acting career ended long before she arrived in London - that's why she came here. She couldn't find any more work after Suits."

Amidst reports of escalating expenses, a source conveyed to The Express their concerns, saying: "What immediately worries me is the alarming lack of any other original content on their roster."

The Sussexes have inked a deal for one forthcoming project with Netflix , part of their substantial five-year $100million (£78million) arrangement.

Adding to their initial apprehension, the source voiced: "Netflix bought the book they are adapting but the question everyone in Hollywood is asking is: Can they actually pull this off without either of them having any real prior experience? This is a make-or-break year for them in every sense."

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