Meghan Markle and Duchess Kate were already talking about tense relations and frequent disputes even before Meghan and Harry decided to leave the royal family. Although both of them publicly showed respect for each other and regularly appeared in each other’s company, behind closed doors of the palace they could not reach an agreement, and the smallest trivialities led to quarrels. He added fuel to the fire during which they accused the royal family of, among others, racism and lack of mental help for Meghan, who, as she admits, suffered from depression.
All this also negatively affected the relationship between Harry and Prince William. It seemed that Prince Philip’s death would be an impulse to reach out for consent. – She is ready to forgive and move on – a person close to Meghan Markle told The Mirror magazine. However, even the subsequent death of Queen Elizabeth II did not unite them.
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“The sad truth is that not even Kate’s cancer will lead to a reconciliation. After all the endless leaks, mudslinging and sick insults, how can they be trusted?” – writes Maureen Callahan in . According to the columnist, it is Meghan and Harry’s behavior that prevents their relationship from improving. He emphasizes that “if they had any hope of rebuilding even an ounce of trust between Kate and William, none of us would ever have found out about these ‘private’ messages” they sent to the Princess of Wales after she announced her cancer.
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“We wish Kate and her family comfort and recovery. We hope that they will be able to experience this time privately and in peace,” Prince William’s brother and his wife wrote in an official statement to Vanity Fair. “We wish health and healing to Kate and the family – not William by name, nor young George, Charlotte and Louis (…) Compared to King Charles’ effusive words about his ‘beloved daughter-in-law’ and her ‘courage’ in public speaking, it seems this is… insufficient,” notes Maureen Callahan and adds:
Where is the sense of familial love or anything even remotely personal towards the woman Harry once called ‘the big sister he never had’?
Source: Gazeta
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