Kate Middleton and her sister-in-law, Meghan Markle, reportedly did not part ways overnight. The Princess of Wales allegedly always knew that the Duchess of Sussex and her husband, Prince Harry, would leave their royal life in the UK behind. The couple stepped down from their royal roles in 2020 and currently live in California. Since then, the alleged fracture in her relationship with the Princess of Wales has reportedly deepened.
Kate Middleton found Meghan Markle ‘abrasive,’ knew they’d part ways, says author
Kate Middleton reportedly found her sister-in-law, Meghan Markle, to be “abrasive.” She also allegedly had the idea that she and her husband, Prince Harry, would part ways from their royal life in the UK. As reported by Express, in his new book, “William & Catherine: The Intimate Inside Story,” Russell Myers, an author, talked about how the Princess of Wales truly felt about the Duchess of Sussex.
As per the news outlet, the author stated, “Catherine, who had so long been a voice of reason in the brothers’ previous squabbles.” The person continued, “Decided she could do no more to bring them together.”
Russell Myers further wrote, “At first she had thought William and Harry’s squabbles were rooted in immaturity or stubbornness, on both sides.” The author continued, “but Harry and Meghan’s attitude towards palace staff, who she and William cared about.” The royal author then added, “Set the couples on an entirely different course.”
In the meantime, the royal also claimed in his book, “Following Harry and Meghan’s wedding, things were undeniably different.” Russell Myers further said that Prince William and Kate Middleton “felt the Sussexes had ‘an agenda’.” The royal author then penned, “They definitely thought the Sussexes’ behaviour stemmed from something more than being difficult.”
According to the news outlet, the author also added, “The whole atmosphere between them was pretty toxic.” He continued that Meghan Markle “was being bullish, Kate found her abrasive.” The royal author further said, “She saw the inevitability of the parting of ways.” “Although perhaps not to the extent of what eventually happened,” he also added.
Originally reported by Nikita Nath on Reality Tea.
