Explosive New Book Reveals Diana’s Family Warned Harry About Meghan

Tom Bower's new book “Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors” has made some shocking claims about the couple.

The author spoke to 80 people who know Harry and Meghan personally and uncovered some earth-shattering revelations.

According to the book, Princess Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, was asked to speak to his nephew about his relationship with Meghan, as Diana's family and friends were concerned about her fitting in with the royal family.

Earl Spencer, along with Diana's sisters Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Baroness Jane Fellowes, failed to see any similarities between Meghan and Harry's late mother.

They thought that Meghan would struggle to fit in with the royal family.

Charles Spencer, Diana's brother, also expressed his concern over Harry's haste towards marriage.

He cautioned his nephew to reconsider his decision, which provoked a bitter reaction from Harry.

Despite Harry's assumption that his mother's family and friends would see a similarity between Diana and Meghan, no one agreed.

They thought that Meghan would not fit in with the royal family.

Bower writes that their unease was voiced by Charles Spencer, and he weighed in at William's request.

The book also claims that Meghan's former talent agent, Gina Nelthorpe-Cown, told the actress that she wouldn't be able to make any more movies with her priority set to become a royal wife instead.

However, Meghan wasn't impressed and snapped at Gina, saying, “Save it.

Stop.

Be quiet.

I don't want to hear any negativity.

This is a happy time for us.”

In other news, Prince Harry is reportedly planning to give up his British nationality for the political ambitions of his wife, Meghan Markle.

The International Business Times reported that Harry is willing to give up his British citizenship, even though it will cause a huge stink and likely mean the end of his relationship with the British royals.

Despite moving to California with Meghan in 2020 and living in a multi-million-dollar mansion in Santa Barbara, Harry has not yet applied for US citizenship and remains a British national.

However, he reportedly wants to give Meghan anything she wants and is willing to commit himself to the United States now.

Bower's book has caused quite a stir, and it seems that there is more to the story than we thought.

The book reveals that Meghan failed to get on with Harry's friends and that the palace forced the writers of Suits to make changes after the couple's relationship became public knowledge.

Overall, the book paints a picture of a couple who faced many challenges from the start.

Harry was concerned about insufficient money if they married, and Meghan knew her acting prospects were limited.

Despite these challenges, the couple pushed through and are now living a life of their own choosing in the United States.