Prince Harry’s Eton Friends Called Him ‘F***ing Nuts’ For Dating Meghan Marklea who chides them for their jokes about sexism, feminism and transgender people,” claimed a new book like a bomb.
Tom Bower, journalist and author of Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war between the Windsors, says Harry invited Meghan to a weekend shoot at Sandringham in 2016 – shortly after the couple’s relationship was publicly revealed.
The 37-year-old reportedly invited 16 friends, mostly old school friends from Eton who were employed by international banks and auction houses, to dine with him on Friday, shoot on Saturday and then have lunch on Sunday after he died. the Queenpermission.
Bower says that Duke of Sussex ‘looked forward’ to ‘endless chatter’ with his friends – but Meghan, 40, was less than impressed and ‘challenged any guy’ who ‘violated her waking values’.
Prince Harry and Meghan on a trip to Jamaica to attend the wedding of Tom ‘Skippy’ Inskip to flame-haired literary agent the Hon Lara Hughes-Young in March 2017
Tom Bower, journalist and author of ‘Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war between the Windsors’ says Harry invited Meghan to come along to Sandringham for his weekend shoot in 2016 – shortly after the couples’ relationship was publicly revealed
Meghan ‘had no sense of humor’ and was a ‘downer at the party,’ Bower says in his new book
Meghan “had no sense of humor” and was a “downer at the party,” Bower says in his new book. The times newspaper.
He wrote: ‘Like other shooting weekends, Harry looked forward to endless chatter, jokes and lots of drinking.
“He hadn’t anticipated Meghan’s reaction. Their jokes, about sexism, feminism and transgender people, reverberated through the living rooms and dining rooms.
“Without hesitation, Meghan challenged any guy whose conversation went against her values.
She lacked a sense of humor. As we drove home after Sunday lunch, the texts pinged between the cars: “OMG, what about HER?” said one. “Harry must be fucking crazy.”‘
Bower claimed that Meghan “reprimanded guests” when they made the “smallest inappropriate comment” and “no one was excused.”
Bower says the Duke of Sussex ‘looked forward’ to ‘endless chatter’ with his friends – but Meghan, 40, was unimpressed and ‘challenged any guest’ who ‘violated her waking values’
Bower says Meghan clashed with Harry’s friends a second time during a trip to Jamaica to attend Tom ‘Skippy’ Inskip’s wedding to flame-haired literary agent the Hon Lara Hughes-Young in March 2017.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined 40 guests for the three-day wedding celebration at the Round Hill Hotel in Montego Bay.
Harry and ‘party animal’ Mr Inskip, 35, have been friends since they were students at Eton together and are completely inseparable.
When the prince disgraced himself by playing naked pool in Las Vegas, Mr. Inskip was by his side. And when the royal jumped fully clothed into a nightclub pool in Croatia in 2011, his good friend was there too.
Inskip, who was once photographed naked in a convertible in the US, his modesty preserved only by the wheel, was also with Harry when he inhaled “hippie crack,” aka nitrous oxide, at a party in 2010.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attend wheelchair basketball final at the 2018 Invictus Games
Bower said the pair arrived separately – with Harry arriving via ‘premium economy from London’ while Meghan opted for a ‘private jet from a friend from Toronto’.
The author claimed Meghan behaved “princess” and “refused to hang out with Harry’s friends” – instead “commenting about the food.”
Meanwhile, Bower says Meghan — who was still a relatively unknown actress on her show Suits — wasn’t thrilled when her agent landed a branded deal in 2015 with Reitmans, Canada’s largest women’s clothing retailer.
According to Bower, “Meghan longed to be the face of Ralph Lauren, not Reitmans,” and during her first shoot, she collided with the creative team in Montreal in March 2016.
Bower wrote that Meghan “offered no worthy alternative ideas” aside from a “Caribbean location on a Hollywood budget” and after a few changes were made, it was “rejected” by the former actress.
Bower says Meghan — who was still a relatively unknown actress on her show Suits — wasn’t thrilled when her agent landed a branded deal in 2015 with Reitmans, Canada’s largest women’s clothing retailer.
While filming her second campaign for Reitmans, a year later, Bower said Meghan wanted to move to a larger suite, despite the brand “giving her a £987-a-night suite at the Place d’Armes hotel in Montreal.” reserved’.
She also demanded that she register at the hotel under the alias ‘Jane Smith’ – fearing she would be harassed by staff and other guests.
The author added that the production team “avoided eye contact with her” because she “complained” that the tea was the wrong blend, the “vegan juice was warm” and the hotel bathrobe and slippers “were not Dior”.
On camera, however, Bower said Meghan has “transformed into a warm and glamorous icon,” despite the clashes on set.
Pictured: Vanity Fair’s September 2017 issue cover, featuring Meghan Markle and the headline ‘Wild About Harry!’, which reportedly angered Buckingham Palace
The sensational claim comes after it was revealed that Meghan ‘called her PR team hysterical’ to Buckingham Palace responded with ‘anger’ to ‘her Vanity Fair interview about’ Prince Harry‘.
Bower says Meghan was “ecstatic” when she was asked to appear on the cover of Vanity Fair’s September 2017 issue and do an interview with the magazine.
But when the magazine ran with the headline “Wild About Harry” on the cover — focusing on Meghan’s relationship with the British prince rather than her work as an actor, activist and philanthropist — Bower said the palace was surprised.
Within hours of the magazine’s pre-publication copies being sent to Buckingham Palace, Bower said Meghan called her PR agency and told them “hysterically” about the palace’s anger.
Bower reports that Meghan was furious that the piece stopped focusing on her philanthropy, but says it was due to Vanity Fair researchers failing to substantiate two key stories she told about her activism as a young child.
Keleigh Thomas Morgan, a partner at Meghan’s PR firm Sunshine Sachs, hosted the interview, which was conducted by Sam Kashner – a longtime contributing editor at Vanity Fair, who admitted before the interview that he had no idea who Meghan was.
According to Bower, Kashner was told that Meghan was under strict orders from both Harry and her PR agency to avoid sensitive topics such as race, Donald Trump and her relationship with the Prince.
The interview took place at Meghan’s home. Bower says Kashner felt uncomfortable knowing Meghan had been told to be careful about what she told him.
Pictured: Prince Harry (right) and Meghan Markle (center) appear next to the Queen in July 2018. Before her interview with Vanity Fair in 2017, Meghan was reportedly told by Harry not to disclose their relationship
“Both knew there was a lot on the interview, and both understood that the critical issue of Harry had been vetoed,” Bower says in his new book. The sun newspaper.
“Meghan spoke, he realized, knowing she had the winning ticket, but she avoided giving the impression of triumphalism.”
After first discussing Meghan’s speech at the United Nations and a letter she sent to Procter & Gamble as an 11-year-old requesting that they change a slogan promoting it as a sexist dishwashing liquid, Kashner asked her about Harry.
To Kashner’s surprise, Bower writes, Meghan replied, “We’re a couple. We are in love.’
As reported by Vanity Fair in 2017, Meghan said, “I’m sure there will come a time when we’re going to have to come forward and present ourselves and have stories to tell, but I hope people will understand that this is our time.
‘This is for us. It’s part of what makes it so special, that it’s just ours. But we are happy. Personally, I like a great love story.’
Revenge: MEGHAN, HARRY AND THE WAR BETWEEN THE WINDSORS by Tom Bower, to be published July 21st by Blink Publishing for £22