Obsessed with Meghan

How the British Royals, Media and Public Can’t Let Go of Meghan Markle

De: J P Caonabo

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Obsessed with Meghan is the book that pulls back the curtain on one of the most bizarre fixations of our time—the British royal family’s relentless, exhausting, and downright baffling obsession with Meghan Markle. From the very moment Prince Harry fell in love with her, Meghan became a lightning rod for criticism, speculation, and endless tabloid fury. Why? Because she dared to be herself.

This book dissects it all—the smear campaigns, the dog-whistle headlines, the coordinated social media trolling, and even the royal family’s own pettiness disguised as 'dignity.'

From explosive moments like the Queen’s alleged fury over Lilibet's name, Prince William’s wild outbursts to the palace’s attempts to ensure Meghan wouldn't become the new Princess Diana.

It’s not just about Meghan being unfairly targeted; it’s about how the members of the monarchy, in their desperation to hurt her from thousands of miles away, are tearing down their own image and looking increasingly ridiculous in the process.

Obsessed with Meghan explores the cultural and psychological forces behind the madness: the racism, misogyny, and control issues that fuel this abnormal campaign. And most importantly, this book aims to give Meghan her humanity back, showing how she’s risen above the noise with self-respect, grace, and unshakable confidence.

If you’ve ever wondered what’s really going on behind the palace gates—and why a woman who left the royal family still lives rent-free in their heads—this is the book for you. Juicy, sharp, and full of insight, it’ll leave you wondering: who’s really winning this royal war? Spoiler alert: It’s Meghan. As Ever.

Definitely has an attitude

Although this is narrated well, it continues to push a point of view throughout the book, which is anti-monarchy, anti-white, anti-establishment, and therefore is very pro Meghan.

It seems to me the author has a one-sided attitude, which is the lens through which he sees everything, and I don’t agree with it.

So for me, this book is not very useful, and I am stopping reading it.