Allegedly, Meghan Markle had already envisioned a life with the royal family while she was married to her first husband, Trevor Engelson.
This claim was recently made by Megan Kelly, the host of "The Megan C Show," during an interview on GB News. According to Kelly, Markle had a detailed vision board outlining her aspirations with the royal family and Prince Harry before she met and married him.
Kelly asserted that this was part of Markle's dream to become a global icon, and she suggested that Markle harbored resentment towards the royal family despite them making her rich and a huge star. Kelly insinuated that Markle's frustration stemmed from not being able to attain the number one spot in the royal hierarchy as she had married the spare instead of the heir.
Markle was previously married to Trevor Engelson, a film and TV producer, from 2011 to 2014. Two years after the divorce was finalized, Markle met Prince Harry, and they got married in 2018. In Andrew Morton's book, "Meghan: A Hollywood Princess ," it was claimed that Markle returned the wedding and engagement rings to Engelson via mail without his knowledge, abruptly ending the marriage.
British writer Tom Bower suggested on GB News that Markle was on a "Manhunt" for an English husband when she met Prince Harry, characterizing them both as needy individuals.
Trevor Engelson is now speculated to reveal details about his divorce from Meghan Markle in his likely memoir. There are expectations that his upcoming book may reveal shocking aspects of their marriage before Meghan married Harry. Speculations about Engelson's tell-all memoir have circulated, with reports suggesting that agents have offered lucrative deals for his story.
Despite having moved on, Engelson's narrative with Meghan continues to garner attention, and the book could shed light on their irreconcilable differences in 2013, leading to their divorce that year. The sudden and ruthless nature of their split, possibly influenced by Meghan's relocation to Canada for filming "Suits," has led to speculations that Engelson may have felt used in the relationship.
