<p><b>‘Highly readable and compelling’ <i>Daily Telegraph </i></b><br><b>_______________</b><br><br>What an extraordinary journey it has been for <b>Meghan Markle</b>. In this fully revised and updated biography, Andrew Morton navigates the at times baffling <b>twists and turns</b> of a <b>royal saga</b> that has both engaged and enraged those inside and outside the palace walls. It has taken just three short years for Meghan and Harry to be transformed from <b>golden couple</b> to <b>royal outsiders </b>living in a sprawling mansion in Montecito in California and cutting multi-million-dollar deals with media moguls.<br><br>From the frothy fun and laughter of her <b>wedding day </b>to darker days and the <b>isolation</b>, loneliness and prejudice she experienced, amplified by what the couple considered to be the <b>sexism and racism</b> of the <b>mass media</b>. Add to that the high and lows of <b>motherhood</b> –the joy of the births of her two beautiful children and the sadness of a miscarriage late into her second pregnancy – it has been nothing less than an <b>emotional rollercoaster</b>.<br><br>Morton draws on <b>exclusive interviews</b> with those closest to Meghan to uncover the story of her life, from her fractious <b>childhood</b> growing up in the Valley in LA, through her previous <b>marriage</b> and divorce, her struggles in <b>Hollywood</b>, her work as a humanitarian ambassador, her life as the Duchess of Sussex – and the seemingly bottomless rift that has developed between the Sussexes and the House of Windsor.</p>