Tom Bower, the relentless royal biographer, unleashes his latest grenade: Meghan: The Unmasking, primed to detonate the Sussexes' carefully curated narrative just hours from shelves.
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Fresh off Harry's tearful Montecito meltdown over leaked excerpts, Bower's 500-page exposé promises to eviscerate Meghan Markle with never-before-seen insider accounts, painting her as a master manipulator whose Hollywood hustles and royal grudge fueled a "revenge empire" still crumbling under Netflix flops and custody whispers.
Bower doubles down on prior hits like Revenge, alleging Meghan's pre-Harry life was a calculated con: ghosting producer Trevor Engelson via yacht emoji, fabricating Tig blog feminism to snag A-list "friends" who fled, and scripting Oprah's Catherine smears to steal her spotlight. Bombshells include "Montecito meltdown" audio where Meghan rants about "stolen thrones," pressuring Harry into security lawsuits for PR cash, and alienating Tyler Perry with diva demands. Palace sources handed Bower ledgers showing her £10M Netflix disaster, branded "actress turned arsonist" by execs.
Timed amid Charles's olive branch clashing with Andrew's Epstein rage, Camilla's scandals, and William's total authority takeover, the book positions Sussexes as palace poison—Harry's sobs signaling buyer's remorse as he eyes solo UK return. Meghan's defiant Instagram "liar" jab flops against Bower's fortress of moles and memos.
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