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Meghan Markle, 38, and Prince Harry, 35, are the subject of a highly anticipated book ‘Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family’, due for publication in August, which its authors have said they want to be a “definitive story” about the couple. But royal sources say senior members of the Royal Family dismissed the book after they were briefed about it following the Sussexes sensational exit from the Firm.

A source told the Sunday Times: “It was a soap opera. Everyone knows the narrative that’s coming.

“The feeling is that drama and everything that comes with it has left. Let the rest of the royal family get on with it.

“It’s just not a hot topic of conversation in the family. They have had so many books written about them that have lobbed some hefty bombs over the sides. They’re used to it.”

Royal expert Omid Scobie has revealed he spent two years secretly working on the book about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

He claimed that no stone has been left unturned in their story as senior members of the Royal Family.

Speaking on ABC’s HeirPod, Mr Scobie said: “It feels nice to finally be able to talk about it after quietly beavering away on this for such a long time.

“This project started about two years ago and to say there have been twists and turns is, of course, an understatement.

“These are things that no one expected. I don’t think even Harry and Meghan, who by their own accounts struggled with the realities of the situations they were in, expected things to turn out the way they did.

This book really follows that journey that they’ve been on and you’ve seen me at all the engagement and around them as much as possible. 

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“Obviously we have spoken with so many people in their lives, who have been in their lives, who have worked with them

“No stone has been left unturned. I’ve been able to watch this couple stay faithful to their own beliefs, stand strong in the face of adversities.

“We’ve seen them all play out very publicly in the press.

“I would like to think this tells the definitive version of their life together away from all the noise of the headlines and mistruths.

“I’m very excited when people finally get to read this in August later this year.

“As much as this story has taken place behind the palace walls, I do feel like their journey that they’ve been on to create a life of purpose and freedom is something we can all relate to.”

The couple have made Los Angeles their home after leaving the UK and the Royal Family earlier this year.

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