Meghan Markle braces for bombshell tell-all memoir release next week
Meghan Markle braces for bombshell tell-all memoir release next week

Mike Parker Sun, September 20, 2026 at 8:17 PM UTC
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were previously represented by William Morris Endeavor agency (WME) (Image: The David Foster Foundation via Getty Images)
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are preparing for a potentially explosive new "tell all" biography written by the Hollywood super-agent who brought her on board in April 2023 - before allegedly announcing he was "done with her" merely nine months later.
The controversial memoir by Ari Emanuel - the entertainment industry powerbroker who served as inspiration for the lead character in popular TV show Entourage - is scheduled for release on Tuesday. His book Roll The Calls is anticipated to create waves among A-list film, TV, and music talent represented by his William Morris Endeavor agency (WME), including Angelina Jolie, Ben Affleck, Charlize Theron, Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Swift, Britney Spears, and Sir Elton John.
Billionaire business mogul Emanuel, 65, whose equally prominent brother Rahm previously served as Chief of Staff to President Barack Obama and U.S. Ambassador to Japan, "pulls no punches" in his chronicle of ascending to the industry's pinnacle, according to U.S. publisher Knopf. It comes after Harry made his most manipulative move yet - and it's a deliberate royal trap.
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An official press release states the biography "tells the incredible stories behind the signings and firings, the triumphant mergers and nasty breakups, the hard-won victories and the crushing mistakes."
It notes that Ari's narrative spans 432 pages written in a "punchy, telegraphic style, with disarming humility and ribald candour."

Ari Emanuel's new book will come out Tuesday (Image: Zuffa LLC)
A spokesman refused to disclose precisely what Emanuel reveals about his extensively-reported January 2024 dispute with the Duchess of Sussex, who remains represented by WME alongside her and Prince Harry's production company Archewell.
A WME spokesperson verified that Emanuel no longer represents Meghan directly, with her portfolio - alongside Archewell's - now managed by company executives Carolyn Moneta and Ikenna Ezeh.
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His "done with her" remark was documented in multiple U.S. publications, including entertainment industry trade magazine The Hollywood Reporter, which indicated at the time that it came after a heated phone exchange between her and Emanuel.
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Emanuel no longer represents Meghan directly (Image: Phil Harris)
Paradoxically, his book already presents a potential embarrassment for the royal couple. Emanuel enlisted prominent American author JR Moehringer to assist him in chronicling his life story in Roll The Calls.
Moehringer is the same ghost-writer who collaborated with Prince Harry on his explosive bestseller Spare, which was published in 2023. And Knopf is an imprint of Penguin Random House, the publishing powerhouse that distributed the controversial memoir globally.
A senior Hollywood production executive with substantial experience working with WME told the Sunday Express: "Ari isn't the kind of guy who will pull any punches. As a result, clients past and present who have crossed swords with him - including some very prominent household names - are going to be holding their breath till Tuesday, waiting to see what he says about them.
"I would certainly imagine that includes Harry and especially Meghan, with whom he has hardly had the most productive relationship."
Emanuel, who posted an image of Roll The Calls' cover on social media last month, expressed hope that his book will help readers discover how to "overcome adversity."
Prior to rising to become one of Hollywood's most influential figures, he battled dyslexia that he has mentioned in interviews caused him "crippling self-doubt."
Elsewhere, Harry and Meghan have made their maddest demand yet - and King won't have it.
Source: “AOL Entertainment”