Meghan Markle remains a major threat to the royal family, according to new details. The Duchess of Sussex "never forgets" anything bad that happens to her, writing it down in a journal or recording it on her phone. It has been claimed that the danger of Meghan writing a bombshell memoir is still on the cards. "This is someone who believes she's part of history and is treating herself as such."

Since her return to the UK, there are offers on the table for a potential memoir, but the Duchess is waiting to let Earl Spencer's book storm to settle down. The source said, "She's already been talking to publishers, who approached her two years ago, so a deal is already on the table." Royal experts believe that any upcoming publication could further intensify tensions between the Sussexes and the rest of the British monarchy.

Observers note that the timing of these potential literary projects is crucial, especially given the ongoing estrangement between Prince Harry and his family. While public interest in the couple's royal experiences remains high, publishers are reportedly eager to secure a definitive account of her perspective. However, caution is being exercised to avoid overshadowing other significant literary releases in the market.

As discussions continue behind closed doors, royal commentators are closely monitoring every move made by the Duchess. Whether she decides to proceed with the memoir or alter her strategy remains to be seen, but the possibility alone continues to generate substantial media attention worldwide.