Meghan Markle’s former best friend has ruled out writing an autobiography that would provide details on her friendship with the Duchess of Sussex.
Jessica Mulroney could earn up to seven figures if she were prepared to discuss the breakdown in her high-profile friendship with Meghan, according to a publishing source.
However, she has ruled out the prospect of an autobiography despite being “upset” that her friendship with Meghan ended.
A source told the Mail that Meghan “would be worried” if Ms Mulroney decided to press ahead with an autobiography.
Meghan Markle’s former best friend has ruled out writing an autobiography that would provide details on her friendship with the Duchess of Sussex.
| GETTYMs Mulroney is adamant that she has no plans to pen her own book and told the publication that she was “absolutely not” working on an autobiography.
Jessica Mulroney gained prominence in Britain through her close association with Meghan, whom she befriended in 2014 whilst the future royal was residing in Toronto.
The friendship was on display for the world to see during Meghan's 2018 Windsor Castle wedding, where Ms Mulroney served as principal attendant to the bride.
Her children played significant parts in the celebration with Brian and John, her twin boys, serving as page attendants wearing miniature versions of Prince Harry's military dress uniform.
Ms Mulroney is adamant that she has no plans to pen her own book and told the publication that she was “absolutely not” working on an autobiography.
| GETTYMs Mulroney's daughter Ivy joined Princess Charlotte as a flower girl.
The relationship between Jessica and Meghan deteriorated following a 2020 social media controversy involving Ms Mulroney and race-related issues with a blogger sparked public backlash.
The Duchess of Sussex quickly severed ties with her former confidante following the incident.
Ms Mulroney has never spoken publicly about their friendship ending.
Last month, a source told the Mail that Ms Mulroney enjoyed the exposure her bond with Meghan brought at the time, but now sees it as a dark cloud that hangs over her following the end of their friendship.
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Last month, a source told the Mail that Ms Mulroney enjoyed the exposure her bond with Meghan brought at the time, but now sees it as a dark cloud that hangs over her following the end of their friendship.
The source said: "While she enjoyed all the exposure it brought her at the time, that same exposure is what caused her social media rift to blow up in the way it did and led to the end of her friendship with Meghan.
"She really did consider Meghan family. But now she sees that whole time as a 'dark cloud'."
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