Meghan Markle's three words leave 'door wide open' for more royal bombshells - expert
In her latest interview with Prince Harry, Meghan revealed she had barely "scraped the surface" when it comes to talking about her experiences - and one royal expert wonders if this was a telling hint about the future
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Meghan Markle's latest interview "leaves the door wide open for further bombshells" after one telling remark, according to a royal expert.
Both Meghan and Prince Harry sat down with CBS Sunday Morning for their first joint chat since their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey to highlight a new initiative supporting parents of children affected by online harm.
In the Oprah chat in March 2021, Meghan revealed she had contemplated taking her own life, saying: "I just didn’t want to be alive any more." And in the latest chat broadcast at the weekend, she said she "hasn't really scratched the surface" of talking about her harrowing ordeal.
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And writing in The Times, royal expert and editor Kate Mansey says there is a subtext to Meghan's comments. She explained: "In the latest interview on Sunday, Meghan revealed that she had barely 'scraped the surface' when it came to her experience of suicidal thoughts. Subtext: there’s plenty more where this came from.
"Her latest interview is far more interesting because it leaves the door wide open for further revelations. If Meghan is ever inclined to scrape a little further below the surface, the duchess-in-exile might decide to look more closely at her time at the palace. If she does fancy a dig, there would be no end of publishers willing to offer exorbitant sums for her findings."
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However, it is not the first time that either Harry or Meghan has suggested they could tell more about their experiences in the Royal Family. Last year, when Harry's controversial memoir Spare was published the Duke of Sussex gave an interview, where he suggested the revelations in it were just the tip of the iceberg.
The explosive memoir caused immediate controversy after revealing some of the royals' most private moments. From details about a physical altercation between the pair at Kensington Palace to a tense showdown at Prince Philip's funeral and tension between the brothers and their wives, Kate and Meghan, Harry made some of the most candid claims about his older brother William.
Just days after the book was published, Harry said he avoided mentioning some anecdotes about his father and brother, as he feared they would never forgive him if he revealed them. He said the original manuscript for his book was twice the length of the final draft and many details about interactions between him, Charles and William were edited out as there were things he didn't want the world to know. Harry admitted he had 50 Zoom calls with his ghostwriter and at times struggled to decide which details to include and which ones to leave out of his memoir.
Harry told The Telegraph : "It could have been two books, put it that way. And the hard bit was taking things out." The Duke added: "There are some things that have happened, especially between me and my brother, and to some extent between me and my father, that I just don't want the world to know. Because I don't think they would ever forgive me."
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