Meghan Markle’s Vicious Plot to Vet Prince Harry Before Their First Date: Manager Sacked Instantly

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has been in the news for her alleged vicious plot to vet Prince Harry as a candidate before their relationship went public.

According to royal author and biographer Tom Bauer, Meghan had her manager, Gina Nelthorpe-Cown, look into and vet Prince Harry before their first date.

Nelthorpe-Cown was left in no doubt that Meghan had carefully researched every aspect of Harry and his past life.

She understood precisely the man she was meeting, needy, volatile, unhappy, and seeking a soulmate.

Meghan's former manager interrupted her while she was whispering with excitement and asked if she knew what she was doing.

Meghan replied that she had googled Harry and gone deeply into his life.

As per the claims, Meghan had her manager vet Prince Harry before their first date, which is quite an unusual move for someone who was not yet a member of the royal family.

In other news, Meghan Markle was still living with her chef then-boyfriend Corey Vitiello when she went on her first date with Prince Harry.

This claim has been made in a new book titled “Revenge, Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors,” written by Tom Barr.

The book claims that Meghan, then an actress on the USA Network drama Suits, in 2016 put into action a plan to befriend a group of well-connected Brits.

Among them were Harry's childhood friend Violet von Westinholz, who was working as a publicist for Alf Lauren.

Meghan persuaded sensitive soul Von Westinholz to set her up on a blind date with the Prince.

Her problems were familiar to all unknown, unmarried actors in their mid-thirties, fear of loneliness, and personal and financial insecurity, Barr writes.

Before agreeing to the set-up, the book claims, Von Westinholz sent Harry photos of the dark-haired actress.

During weekend visits to the Von Westinholz's Hertfordshire country estate and during joint family holidays, Princess Harry and William played with Violet as children.

Although Barr writes that Meghan's two-year romance with Vitello, a Toronto-based chef, was in its last throes when she met Harry, they still shared a home together.

The book also claims that, two weeks after their first date on July 1, 2016, Harry secretly flew to Toronto.

He stayed for about one week in the house of a friend of Meghan's, probably Jessica Mulroney.

With Corey still sharing Meghan's home, the situation for Meghan was tricky but manageable.

At the end of the week, after he returned to London, Meghan was convinced that her spell was cast, and the relationship with Harry would be sealed.

She told Corey that their affair was over, Barr writes.

According to the book, Vitello was relieved.

The final months had been unpleasant.

Meghan Markle's alleged vicious plot to vet Prince Harry before their first date has raised many eyebrows.