New Nightmare for Meghan Markle as Hollywood Super-Agent Ari Emanuel Prepares Tell-All Memoir ‘Roll The Calls’

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are bracing for another high-impact media revelation as Hollywood titan and Endeavor chief Ari Emanuel prepares to publish his tell-all memoir, Roll The Calls, on Tuesday, September 22. Emanuel (65)—the ruthless power broker who inspired the iconic character Ari Gold on HBO’s Entourage—famously signed Meghan to his William Morris Endeavor (WME) agency in April 2023, only to reportedly declare he was “done with her” nine months later following an explosive telephone meltdown reported across trade publications.

Published by Knopf, the 432-page volume promises an unfiltered look inside elite entertainment dealmaking, detailing high-profile firings, bitter corporate splits, and raw institutional maneuvering in punchy prose. While WME continues to house representation for Meghan and the couple’s Archewell Productions, agency representatives confirmed that Emanuel has recused himself from direct contact, relegating her account to senior partners Carolyn Moneta and Ikenna Ezeh. With WME’s client roster featuring global heavyweights such as Taylor Swift, Ben Affleck, Charlize Theron, and Sir Elton John, the book’s revelations are poised to reverberate across both Hollywood and royal circles.

The memoir carries sharp institutional irony: Emanuel enlisted acclaimed biographer J.R. Moehringer to collaborate on the text—the very same Pulitzer Prize-winning ghostwriter who helped Prince Harry pen his 2023 bestselling royal memoir Spare. Furthermore, Knopf operates as an imprint of Penguin Random House, the conglomerate that launched Harry’s book worldwide.

With industry executives warning that Emanuel never pulls his punches when settling scores with difficult clients, the release threatens to expose the contentious operational realities behind Meghan’s commercial ambitions just as the Sussexes confront immense scrutiny over their UK relocation.