Biographer Tom Bower, speaking in relation to his new biography of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle commented that he had 'very good lawyers.'
Bower told Evans what motivated him want to write about Meghan and Harry.
"And in her terms, Meghan is very successful. She is now a global icon amongst many many people, especially young people." Bower credits the uniqueness of his viewpoint to the identification and questioning of these"victims."
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