Prince Harry and Meghan Markle can't break up – because 'their value lies in being a couple', sources claim Page Six says Markle may have purchased a post-divorce e-book.
Last week, Vanity Honesty reported that the Duchess of Sussex's staff had quietly held talks with an unnamed publisher to “gauge curiosity about the idea for a book.”
However, a source who works closely with the couple told Page Six, “Meghan and Harry know they are inseparable and their value lies in being a couple — even if they wanted to separate, they couldn't.” said Truth be told, they're just two narcissists.”
Another insider with knowledge of the $20 million Penguin Random Homes deal the two signed in 2021 said they had never heard of the divorce.
Nonetheless, the much-publicized deal – which, as we previously reported, was originally thought to include books on “management” and “wellness” – appears to have quietly disappeared in the wake of Harry's best-selling memoir, Spare.
Page Six has contacted representatives from Langdon House and Sussex.
“They are more valuable overall,” a publishing industry insider said. “It doesn't do them any good to stay out of it – they've got all their offers together. I think the Random Home deal is very similar to the Netflix deal: Netflix is simply saying 'sure' to everyone because they Hope to get this documentary series [‘Harry & Meghan’]. So they said, 'Okay, let's take the 'Polo' gift,' and let's see what happens with Meghan's lifestyle. “
A source from Vainness Honest reportedly clarified that the so-called “divorce” book is about the aftermath of her breakup with Harry, not Markle's first husband Trevor Engelson, who ” The Suitable star divorced him in 2014.
Of course, Page Six has learned that Markle is never a fan of the Engelson subject.
Vainness Honest reports that the gathering does not mean the Sussexes have split, but is intended to see if the author is “theoretically interested” in the divorce finally happening.
According to VF, the author never proposed and no manuscript was written because there was no divorce to write about.
Page Six has learned that Harry was rumored to be splitting his memoir into two parts before deciding to keep it as at least an e-book. According to Guinness World Records, “Spare” has now sold more than 6 million copies worldwide, making it the fastest-selling non-fiction e-book of all time.
Markle has launched a children's e-book.
In what appears to be a random family deal that fell through, Page Six has learned that in addition to a book the couple wrote that is believed to be about management, Markle is also planning to publish a possible wellness e-book.
In December, Harry spoke about the divorce hypothesis at the Instance 2024 DealBook Summit in New York, saying: “Apparently we've bought or moved 10, 12 instances. We've obviously been divorced about 10 to 12 times. So what does it have to do with same?”
