Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may be facing a potential crisis as speculation mounts around a "pot of gold" that could lead to a revealing memoir about their time as senior royals.
Simon Case, who recently announced his departure as head of Britain's civil service after four years, previously served as Prince William's private secretary starting in July 2018.
Ephraim Hardcastle’s column for the Daily Mail has ignited rumors that Case might pen a book detailing his experiences working with the Royal Family, particularly the behind-the-scenes drama during Meghan and Harry's decision to step back from royal duties.
Although it’s reported that he signed a non-disclosure agreement, it’s suggested that this may only pertain to his time with William, potentially leaving him free to write about the Sussexes.
Hardcastle noted, "While all courtiers are expected to be sphinx-like, Case could succumb to the pot of literary gold at the end of the royal rainbow," raising concerns for Harry and Meghan as they navigate this unexpected turn of events.
This speculation arises as reports surface that Meghan Markle, who officially joined the Royal Family in May 2018 after her marriage to Prince Harry in Windsor, is considering writing a memoir of her own.
As the narrative around the Sussexes continues to unfold, her potential book could add another layer to the ongoing discussions surrounding their time in the royal spotlight.
The prospect of both a memoir from Meghan and the potential revelations from Simon Case creates an intriguing—and perhaps precarious—situation for the couple as they navigate their post-royal lives.