When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship grew to become public, the latter was very shocked and terrified, authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand have revealed. As quickly because the information was out, a shocked Meghan Markle referred to as a good friend, the authors mentioned of their guide Discovering Freedom, explaining how the couple acquired burdened after they had been knowledgeable that a tabloid was about to disclose their relationship.

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“One night time late in October in Toronto, Harry was glad, and so was Meghan. Till they obtained a name from one in every of Harry’s aides at Kensington Palace. It wasn’t excellent news. A tabloid was going to run with the story of their relationship. Their predominant fear was that her place could be besieged by photographers inside 24 hours,” the authors recounted.

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“That they had little time to suppose, as a result of there have been solely a few paparazzi in Toronto but it surely would not be lengthy earlier than photographers flew in from New York and LA, all hoping to get that first image of the glad couple,” they added.

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Meghan Markle was fairly shocked and likewise very nervous as she acquired many messages enquiring about their relationship.

“Previous to assembly Harry, the one occasions she skilled cameras had been on a set or on a pink carpet. The safety was obligatory. Shortly after the information broke, a photographer from an LA-based picture company had scaled the fence into her again backyard and waited for Meghan by her automobile, hoping to get an image earlier than she headed out to run errands. Meghan was terrified and referred to as the police. That is the way it’s at all times going to be, is not it?’, she mentioned to a good friend,” the authors wrote.