Tom Bower’s name, and the suggestion that Meghan is somehow “done.” That kind of framing is designed to sound explosive even when there is no solid evidence behind it.
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In the verified reporting available around Tom Bower’s recent book material, the focus has been on his critical claims about Meghan and Harry, and on the couple’s strong rejection of his commentary as “deranged conspiracy and melodrama”. That is very different from a confirmed legal move involving Trevor Engelson.
Trevor Engelson is Meghan’s ex-husband, so his name is often used to make old parts of her life feel newly consequential. That does not mean he is actively involved in current disputes. In this case, the headline appears to exploit the idea that an old relationship can be turned into a new bombshell.
The rumor also borrows from a broader pattern of stories about Meghan’s past, her divorce, and supposed hidden agreements. Some of those claims have circulated for years in video thumbnails and commentary pieces, but they remain allegations, not established fact.
What is actually confirmed is that Harry and Meghan have publicly clashed with Tom Bower’s recent allegations, calling his work obsessive and conspiratorial. There is also no credible basis in the available reporting to say that Trevor Engelson’s lawyers have sent Harry a message that proves Meghan is “done.”