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Meghan Markle has reportedly been advised against legal action over a damning new book, as its author provides more insight into what she calls the “decoding” of the so-called Harry and Meghan show. Royal biographer Tom Bower makes a series of claims in his book – Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors – and he appears on Channel 7’s Sunrise on Tuesday to reveal a new secret. WATCH VIDEO ABOVE: Royal biographer blasts Meghan Markle in new biography For more news and videos related to the Royal Family, check out the Royal Family >> Bower doesn’t hold back in the illegitimate biography, where he says he interviewed more than 80 sources. The author claims it is difficult to speak to people who view the Duchess of Sussex in a positive light. Bower spoke with Sunrise hosts David “Kochie” Koch and Natalie Barr on Tuesday, and was asked questions he wouldn’t normally come across. David Koch and Natalie Barr speak with writer Tom Bower. Credit: Sunrise Does she have

Britain’s Prince Harry raised an eyebrow as he gave his keynote address at the UN General Assembly on Monday – with many seats empty in the room as he delivered it. The Duke of Sussex was chosen to appear during the annual celebrations of Nelson Mandela International Day – paying homage to the legacy of South Africa’s anti-apartheid leader who spent 27 years in prison and became the country’s first black leader. WATCH IN THE VIDEO ABOVE: Royal experts discuss Harry’s speech with Sunrise Watch Sunrise on Channel 7 and free streaming on 7plus >> He arrived hand in hand with his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex – marking the couple’s first public appearance since Queen’s Jubilee. During his speech, the 37-year-old Harry recalled a photo of his late mother, Princess Diana and Mandela taken in Cape Town in 1997, shortly before his death. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle came hand in hand. Credit: Anadolu Agency / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images He said the photo, given to him recent

Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce didn’t mince words when he called for Amber Heard to be potentially jailed in Australia amid claims of perjury. Joyce talks to Sunrise hosts Natalie Barr and Michael Usher on Thursday amid reports that the FBI helped the government investigate whether actress Heard lied in a Queensland court in 2016. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Barnaby Joyce considers Amber Heard’s perjury claim For more Celebrity related news and videos, check out Celebrities >> The perjury charges relate to litigation stemming from Heard’s visit to Australia with Johnny Depp in 2015, when Heard violated strict quarantine laws by failing to declare the couple’s two dogs, Pistol and Boo, as Law & Crime Network report. The story made international headlines after Heard was charged with illegally importing dogs into the country. He was fined after pleading guilty to the lesser charge of falsifying travel documents and then, along with Depp, forced to shoot an awkward apo