Rumors about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have just been criticized by a mutual friend who remained close to both brothers, despite their fights.
That friend in question explained what he thought about the piece, while speaking with The daily beast.
During their conversation, the friend was quoted as saying, “The Vanity Fair divorce story seemed very unfair.”
Because the rumors said: “There was a book but there was no book, she was planning her life after the divorce, but they are totally in love,” at the same time, which is pointed out in one paragraph.
“What? There was not the slightest proof,” they concluded, also pointing out their position.
The conversation culminated when the friend also commented: “Things are not easy for them right now. “Vanity Fair has managed to make a bad time worse.”
This was said in regards to the questioning Meghan is receiving over her postponed cooking show and the relief work she and Harry are doing for victims of the California wildfires.
For those unfamiliar with the original comments in Vanity Fair’s February cover story, they were made by writer Anne Peele herself.
According to their findings, a “rumor” circulated in the publishing world that Meghan’s team had a conversation with a publisher to gauge interest” and that the book was about “a post-Harry divorce.”
While the writer made it clear that the book was not a giveaway of his ‘ending’, he wanted to see “would this publisher theoretically be interested in a book that took place afterwards?”
However, “no offer was ever made and no manuscript was produced,” he also noted in his article, while clarifying.
However, a separate section claimed the opposite, as a former co-worker was quoted as saying that “everyone” feels that Prince Harry and Meghan are “very much in love with each other.”
They explained their reasoning by noting, “You know how you know those couples, the way they look at each other, I probably shouldn’t be here right now?”
