Meghan Markle Can Expect "More Awkward Revelations" in "Unauthorized Biography," Royal Expert Says

People are fascinated with Meghan Markle - both what she is doing now and what she did before joining the royal family. What this means is that people who have information about the Duchess and don't necessarily have her best interests at heart may see a great opportunity to spill the secrets (and, let's be honest, make a quick buck in the process).

"I think Princess Meghan faces a pretty big challenge in terms of family," royal expert Jonathan Sacerdoti tells Express.

"Princess Meghan has completely disconnected from members of her family, including her father, who seems to have been very close to her since childhood, and who apparently has supported her and paid for her to receive a private education."

For Sacerdotty, the Duchess's lack of relationship with Thomas Markle may be a problem for her. 'Now, as far as we know, she doesn't talk to him. He frequently speaks out about it and is quite critical of her and Harry's behavior," the expert explains. 'We can expect more and more people in her family, be it her brother or her father, to speak out about things she doesn't want them to.'

Nor do the experts believe that Thomas and Thomas Jr. will stop at interviews. 's book about Princess Meghan, he says, "we can expect more troubling revelations to come out as well." 'I think an unauthorized biography would be a counterbalance to the very carefully controlled PR work the couple does on their own. They probably need to think ahead about how they would react to that kind of exposure."

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There is much to know about the Duchess. Sacerdoti says, "Meghan is someone who lived half her life before she was connected to the royal family." 'Meghan has had marriages, domestic disputes, and a career as an actress and model. All of that could make for interesting fodder for the tabloids and the public, and could get her into trouble in her new life as a duchess."

"She is a woman who has been married for more than a decade and has a long history of family troubles," says Sacerdotti.