Meghan Markle has one move up her sleeve which, although it could boost her and Prince Harry’s income massively, it could also destroy any chances of them reconciling with the Royal Family, royal experts have claimed.

The Duke and Duchess of Sus𝑠e𝑥 have secured a number of deals after they quit the Royal Family and moved to the US in 2020, in order to be financially independent.

One of their projects, Harry’s memoir Spare was an instant hit when it got published in January 2023, with 1.4million copies sold just in the UK, the US and Canada on the first day of its release.

Spare included a string of explosive claims about the duke’s life within the Royal Family.

Royal experts have suggested that if Meghan were to write her own autobiography it could bring in a lot of money for the couple, but it could also make their relationship with the royals even more strained.

Tom Bower, author of Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war between the Windsors told TalkTV back in January: “The only thing she has got left – and I think that is her potential gold mine – is her autobiography.

“She has a very, very vivid imagination and she’ll be able to spell out an amazing story… to increase her income.”

Meanwhile, another author claimed a potential book by the duchess could seriously harm the couple’s relationship with the Firm.

Phil Dampier told the Sun: “The royals will assume the worst and brace themselves for more revelations.

“It would only make the relations much worse, but I still don’t think the royals will hit back.

“They will stay quiet and soak it up, even though they will be deeply hurt by it.

“Their policy was for Harry and Meghan to run out of ammunition, but unfortunately they have plenty left in the form of a Meghan book. There is nothing she won’t twist to justify her position.”