Lady C Finally EXPOSES The Billionaire Meghan Has Already Picked To Replace Harry!

Описание: Before she had met Prince Harry, Meghan Markle told her own agent she had googled him and gone deeply into his life.

That line comes from Tom Bower's Revenge, sourced to Gina Nelthorpe-Cowne, who represented her in London for two years. It sits at one end of a documented run of introductions that royal commentators have been picking over ever since. In 2012 Markus Anderson, who ran global membership for Soho House, became her patron in Toronto — Tina Brown, the former Vanity Fair editor, described the club as a glide path into a newly porous world of shortcut social climbing. In 2014 a basic-cable actress was seated as a counsellor at One Young World in Dublin alongside Kofi Annan and Mary Robinson. At one in the morning on 11 September 2015 an unprompted message reached Piers Morgan, who kept the screenshot. Tom Bower and Tina Brown went at the 2018 Windsor guest list separately and reported the same finding: friends of the groom left off, Hollywood contacts and agents on.

What has revived all of it is what is being said on air now. Angela Levin, who spent two years writing Harry's biography, has stated that Meghan has been chasing very rich men for some time and remains with Harry only because she cannot find the right person. On the same programme a presenter said there have been meetings with billionaires in Los Angeles. Paul Burrell, Diana's former butler, has predicted her next step is a billionaire. Asked on TalkTV whether Meghan would go after a Jeff Bezos type, Lady Colin Campbell accepted the premise and corrected only the timing.

This video sets those claims against the record — including the six named former friends who describe the same pattern, and the year in which the rich and famous started shutting her out.

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