Meghan Markle’s quest to be “the world’s most famous person” has...

Meghan Markle’s great ambitions to catapult to the height of fame as part of a concerted public relations plan were blown by royal biographer Lady Colin Campbell, who claimed the Duchess wanted to be “the most famous person in the world.”

According to Lady C, Meghan “did all sorts of things in America that she was strictly prohibited from doing as queen” after resigning as a working queen.

While speaking with Graham Norton on his BBC radio show, Campbell said, “Mostly Meghan, but with Harry’s approval,” when attacking the former actress who interfered in US elections and politics.

“And she directed her PR people to make her the most famous person in the world,” she claimed of Meghan’s obvious strategy last year.

She stressed that it was “a very conscious policy”.

“And it has to have a tremendous amount of controversy – or you’re just not that famous,” she added.

Speaking of writing her book, Meghan and Harry: the real story The royal biographer said, “I think it’s story in the making and I don’t care if she’s the most famous person in the world or not. I [just] Make sure there is an interesting story to tell. ”

It went so far as to reveal that once the Sussexes, after starting to write the book, attempted “to influence the narrative through mutual friends.”

“Harry got a great friend of his on Meghan’s name to sell me a lot of junk about Meghan and her relationship with her father,” Campbell told Norton. “I broke out completely because I knew it was completely wrong.”