Andy Cohen's book, "Not All Diamonds and Rosé," includes a passage that suggests that Meghan Markle chose some "main guest" to talk about her experience with the British royal family. The passage does not specify who these guests are, but it has been interpreted by some as meaning that Markle has been selective about who she talks to about her experiences.
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There is no way to know for sure who Markle has talked to about her experiences, but it is possible that she has chosen to be selective about who she speaks to. This could be because she wants to protect her privacy, or because she wants to control the narrative about her experiences.
It is also possible that the passage in Cohen's book is simply referring to the fact that Markle has given interviews to a number of different people, including Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King, and Jessica Yellin. In these interviews, Markle has spoken openly about her experiences with the royal family, and it is possible that Cohen is simply referring to these interviews when he talks about Markle choosing "main guests" to talk to.
Ultimately, it is up to Markle to decide who she talks to about her experiences. She has the right to privacy, and she should not be forced to talk to anyone she does not want to talk to. If she has chosen to be selective about who she speaks to, it is likely because she wants to protect herself and her family.