The Duchess of Sussex’s estranged half-sister, 56, is releasing her memoir, The Diary of Princess Pushy’s Sister Part 1. Samantha, who has been a vocal critic of Meghan, claimed there is “a lot to learn” from her bombshell book.
But Samantha, who was not invited to Meghan and Prince Harry’s royal wedding, insisted the memoir has not been written to attack her half-sister.
She told Us Weekly: “Contrary to troll gossip and aggregate news rumours, my book has never been designed to attack my sister.
“It’s relatable. There’s a lot to learn – the good, the bad and the ugly.
“I’ve been very forthcoming that I was never writing a hardbound tabloid.
“I said that two years ago, but nobody wanted to believe it.”
Samantha, who has previously branded Meghan a “shallow social climber” with a “soft spot for gingers”, added that she believes the book offers “something for everyone”.
She said: “Reviews will be out there in advance, and people will read it subjectively anyway and screw it in terms of whatever they are looking for. That’s just the nature of people.
“I was a psych major and I really am a counsellor with two master’s degrees, so in terms of the psychology of individuals and groups, I understand what people will make up, but in many ways I feel that there is something for everyone in it.”
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She told : “This has never been a slamming tell-all story.
“Whatever the reader is looking for there is something for everyone and I hope the world will love it.
“I think the Royal Family will like it and will enjoy it and nothing they should be uncomfortable with. I hope they find it warm, funny, honest and heartfelt.
“I wrote it respectfully knowing they would see it and not concerned there is anything they will be unhappy about.
“I don’t know how to get hold of Meghan and I never got a copy of Finding Freedom from her in the mail.
“People with nothing to hide have nothing to fear. The truth is the truth. One’s comfort level is wherever the truth is a priority or not for the individual. Meghan will be in there.”
But Samantha, who lives in Florida, admitted Meghan may not be comfortable with the memoir.
She said: “I don’t know if she will be comfortable with it. Some things she will and some things she won’t.
“It’s fair and balanced. Naturally, some things she will like and some things she won’t.
“Truth is stranger than fiction and I have predicated myself on the truth.
“It was never meant to be a slamming tell-all and be frivolous and meaningless.”
