Meghan Markle is a now published author, but several people are critical of her work due to her tumultuous relationship with her own father, Thomas Markle Sr.

The Duchess of Sussex has published a children’s book called The Bench, which was influenced by her husband Prince Harry and their son Archie and looks at a father-son relationship from the perspective of a mother.

The novel, which will be released in June, started as a poem Meghan wrote for Harry on the first Father’s Day after Archie was born. The poem was then turned into a tale that gives readers “a window into shared and enduring moments between a diverse group of fathers and sons,” according to Random House Children’s Books.

Meghan said in a statement that the book captures “the warmth, joy, and comfort of the relationship between fathers and sons from all walks of life,” and that “this representation was particularly important to me … and I worked closely to depict this special bond through an inclusive lens.”

Many people, though, criticized Markle for writing a book about a father and a child while she herself struggled to form a relationship with her own father.

“Thank you for the laughs today. She is a master of all things but can’t forgive her father and hates her in laws due to the fact she was not no. 1. This person is truly ill mentally. It’s about money and what she can get with that TITLE she does not like.”

“But she refuses to reconcile with her own father and her husband also dumped his own father and family…hypocrites.”

“Who is going to want to read a book by someone who can’t even build a relationship with her own father. I see she is happy to trade off the title though what hypocrisy from this woman..beggars belief.”

“Every relationship she has ever had she has [been] destroyed. Father, Siblings, work colleagues, ex husband, Ex bf’s, Staff, In laws. So laughable a book abt a fathers bond with his child coming from her! #Hypocrite.”

“She is a complete joke she wants to write a book knowing her and her dad don’t even speak HA what a joke she is.”

Following the release of Meghan Markle’s latest children’s novel, Piers Morgan accused her of “gargantuan hypocrisy.”

Piers, who left Good Morning Britain after a backlash about remarks he made regarding Meghan and Harry’s interview with Oprah Winfrey, reacted angrily to the news, saying the Duchess had “ruthlessly disowned” her own father, Thomas Markle.

‘’The whole notion of Meghan Markle dishing out advice to anyone about the relationship between fathers and children is absolutely ridiculous given the appalling relationships she and her husband have with their own fathers,’ the 56-year-old wrote in his MailOnline section.

‘Yet her brazen decision to do it anyway is so sadly typical of a woman whose tendency for staggering hypocrisy is only matched by her extraordinary tone-deafness.

‘If she really cared about father-child relationships, she’d take a chauffeur-driven limousine on the hour-long trip to see her own father who’s never even met either Harry or Archie.

‘And if she really cared about father-child relationships, she would never have trashed Harry’s family on global TV in the horrible way that she did, causing yet more damage, possibly irreparably, to Harry’s relationship with his father.’

Morgan leveled similar charges against Prince Harry, claiming that during his and Meghan’s March interview with Oprah Winfrey, the Duke “trashed his father Prince Charles” by “moaning about how Daddy had stopped taking his calls or giving him cash, sounding like some needy spoiled brat teenager rather than a 36-year-old multi-millionaire doormat who ditched his family, country and duty because his chillingly controlling and ambitious wife wanted him to.”

Morgan has made a string of negative remarks regarding Meghan, and this is only the latest. It was announced last month that Markle was putting together a legal team to react to Piers Morgan’s myriad allegations against her.

Meghan Markle is ‘on dodgy ground’ writing a book about father-child relationships after a “bust-up” with her father, whom Prince Harry has yet to meet, royal authors say.

Royal writers have cautioned that the Duchess of Sussex is treading on unchartered waters by writing a book about father-child relationships.

Meghan Markle revealed yesterday that she has published The Bench, a £12.99 ($18.99) children’s book influenced by Prince Harry and her son Archie and including illustrations of a red-headed soldier.

However, royal critics quickly pointed out the irony of Meghan writing about fatherhood when she is distant from her own. Meghan’s ‘choice to highlight the relations between fathers and sons’ was ‘extraordinary,’ according to Richard Fitzwilliams of MailOnline. Penny Junor, a royal biographer, assured The Sun that the subject was “odd” and Meghan was “on dodgy ground.”

According to popular culture analyst Nick Ede, the Duchess of Sussex may have received a £250,000 to £500,000 advance to write the book. She continues in the footsteps of other Royals such as Sarah, Duchess of York, who has her own money-making collection, Princess Michael of Kent, and even Prince Charles, who wrote a children’s book named The Old Man of Lochnagar in 1980 to raise money for the Children’s Trust.

Meanwhile, fans of the Sussexes are looking forward to Markle’s forthcoming novel. All of them thanked her for her innovation and ability.

“I love her! I’ve never pre-ordered a book so fast!”

“Meghan Markle is really intelligent and eloquent! I do like Kate but she’s nowhere close to Meghan in IQ and EQ levels.”

“She is such an amazing woman.”

“Yes, yes, and yes. Go Meghan go.”

“I’m so excited and have already pre ordered #TheBench, I just wish Amaz%n would be decent. May I suggest we shop around and use small book shops or various sites. Congratulations to Meghan. The Duchess Of Sussex is trending in America. Best Seller already, spread the sales.”