Royal family stepped in to ‘control’ Meghan Markle’s life: Bombshell book claims

Meghan Markle: There were a number of rules introduced by the palace which limited writers from writing about Meghan Markle, a book said.

The palace put several tight restrictions on Meghan Markle after her relationship with Prince Harry came to light including limits on US drama Suits’ creative team and what they could include in their scripts. In addition to this, there were a number of rules introduced by the palace which limited writers from writing about Meghan Markle, Tom Bower's explosive book 'Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War between the Windsors' has claimed.

Meghan Markle: Meghan Markle at the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

"Fearing the worst, from bitter experience, the Palace stepped in to control Meghan’s life. Aaron Korsh was told to submit all future Suits scripts to Nick Collins, Meghan’s agent,” Tom Bower wrote.

"Scripts were thereafter forwarded to Kensington Palace for approval. Orders for changes of words were sent back from London to Los Angeles,” the author revealed.

"The most important demand concerned Meghan’s last scene at her ‘wedding’ to Mike. No photographs, the Palace ordered, were to be shot of Meghan wearing a wedding dress. Between filming, she was always to wear a jacket over the dress. The atmosphere in the studio changed. Some actors and staff discovered that Meghan’s attitude occasionally stiffened. Sometimes she arrived late and her empathy occasionally morphed into near-arrogance,” the author further wrote.

"Meghan had markedly shifted from the early days when she held a prayer meeting with the Suits cast before filming started. Tongue-in-cheek, the Suits scriptwriters took a licence with Zane’s final words before she says, ‘I do.’ Thinking of Harry, Meghan delivered the lines to her on-stage husband Mike, ‘You are the strongest man I have ever met and you make me stronger . . . you’re the husband I’ve always wanted and I can’t wait to start our adventure together’,” the author said.