Meghan Markle’s Secret Dating Life: Cheating Scandals and Royal Romance

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has been making headlines since she married Prince Harry in 2018.

However, a new book, Revenge, Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors, claims that Meghan was already involved in secret dating scandals before she met Prince Harry.

According to the book, Meghan cheated on her then-boyfriend, Corey Vitiello, with Rory McIlroy, the champion golfer.

The book alleges that Meghan and McIlroy first met in New York City in August 2014, after he nominated her for the ice bucket challenge.

They enjoyed a drink at the Fitzpatrick Hotel, where they were spotted by the hotel's owner, who invited them to dinner with 20 of his friends at Cipriani that night.

Despite McIlroy's interest in Meghan, she was still living with Vitiello at the time.

The book claims that Meghan encouraged the media to publish photographs of her and McIlroy, and occasionally set up paparazzi photos or leaked information to the press.

When Vitiello asked if she was having an affair with McIlroy, Meghan denied it and claimed they were just friends.

The book also reveals how Meghan met Prince Harry.

In 2016, Meghan was an actress on the USA Network drama Suits and was living with Vitiello when she befriended a group of well-connected Brits, including Harry's childhood friend Violet von Westinholtz.

Meghan had been hired to wear designer clothing during the Wimbledon tennis tournament that summer.

In a conversation with Westinholtz at Wimbledon, Meghan persuaded her to set her up on a blind date with the prince.

Before agreeing to the set-up, von Westinholtz sent Harry photos of Meghan.

During weekend visits to the von Westinholtz's Hertfordshire country estate and joint family holidays, Harry and his brother William played with Violet as children.

Although Meghan's two-year romance with Vitiello was in its last throes when she met Harry, they still shared a home together.

Two weeks after their first date on July 1, 2016, Harry secretly flew to Toronto and stayed for about one week in the house of a friend of Meghan's, probably Jessica Mulroney.

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

At the end of the week, after he returned to London, Meghan told Vitiello that their affair was over.

The book suggests that Meghan's problems were familiar to all unknown, unmarried actors in their mid-thirties – fear of loneliness and personal and financial insecurity.

Unsurprisingly, Meghan was preoccupied by her own financial security and finding a husband.

Revenge, Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors also sheds light on Meghan's relationship with Prince Harry and the challenges they faced.

The book claims that Meghan and Harry faced opposition from the royal family, who were concerned about her suitability for the monarchy.

It also reveals how Meghan and Harry struggled with media scrutiny and eventually decided to step back from their royal duties.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's dating scandals and royal romance have been the subject of much speculation and controversy.

The book Revenge, Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors provides new insights into Meghan's past relationships and her journey to becoming a member of the royal family.

Despite facing numerous challenges, Meghan and Harry have remained committed to each other and continue to make headlines around the world.