TALK OF THE TOWN: Meghan Markle ‘plans to write her first novel’

TALK OF THE TOWN: Meghan Markle ‘intends to follow in the footsteps of Bonnie Prince Charlie and write her first novel’

Actress, activist, philanthropist, podcaster, television producer, Royal trailblazer – is there anything Meghan Markle can’t do?

Now word reaches me that she seems to be planning to follow in the footsteps of Prince Charles and Sarah Ferguson by trying her hand at fiction writing.

Meghan has moved for legal protection that will allow her to write novels through Archewell, the foundation she founded with Prince Harry.

Would we see mounds competing with Budgie Fergie The Little Helicopter or Charles’ The Old Man Of Lochnagar?

Actress, activist, philanthropist, podcaster, television producer, Royal trailblazer - is there anything Meghan Markle can't do?

Actress, activist, philanthropist, podcaster, television producer, Royal trailblazer – is there anything Meghan Markle can’t do?

Pictured: Meghan Markle

Pictured: Meghan Markle

Now a word reaches me that she seems to be intending to follow in the footsteps of Prince Charles and Sarah Ferguson by trying her hand at fiction writing.

Lawyers in the U.S. are trying to figure out the couple’s claim to identify the good cause, which they named after their son, Archie.

One clause they are trying to secure with the U.S. Trademark and Trademark Office is seeking the right to fiction and non-fiction books on a variety of subjects’ under the Archewell brand, as well as making ‘feature magazines’. general and printed magazines’.

My source tells me: ‘Meghan has some experience as a writer and used to have a popular blog called The Tig before she met Harry which covered health, travel, food and fashion .

Would we see mounds competing with Budgie Fergie The Little Helicopter or Charles' The Old Man Of Lochnagar?

Would we see mounds competing with Budgie Fergie The Little Helicopter or Charles’ The Old Man Of Lochnagar?

Pictured: Prince Charles reading his book 'the Old Man Of Lochnagar', found on a school desk at St Marks Primary School in Brighton

Pictured: Prince Charles reading his book ‘the Old Man Of Lochnagar’, found on a school desk at St Marks Primary School in Brighton

‘Fiction is something she’s always wanted to try her hand at, and she could be sure that anything she writes would sell well, no matter what the quality.

Fiction, whether children’s or adult books, would be a powerful way of expressing the brand messages they awoke. ‘

The couple, who signed a £ 112 million deal with Netflix and a £ 30 million man with Spotify, have revealed that Archewell will fund food kitchens in crash zones as their first major project.

All of this comes as Megxit’s pain seems to be mourning for the Queen, who left the Sussexes out of her sails on Christmas Day – for the second year in a row.

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