Catherine, Princess of Wales
Olive branch for Duchess Meghan? Not in sight!
Catherine, Princess of Wales and Duchess Meghan
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Catherine, Princess of Wales and Duchess Meghan will probably not be friends again in this life. This impression is emphatically created by the description of the relationship between the two women in Prince Harry’s book “Spare”. Prince William’s wife in particular should have no interest in peace talks, as royal observers assume.
The fairy tale of the “Fab Four” has been told – for a long time. But Prince Harry, 38, has now officially put an end to the illusion of a strong foursome in the top ranks of the monarchy with a Netflix documentary and his memoirs. The apparent attacks on Prince William, 40, in his memoir entitled “Spare”[Germantitle:”Reserve”)revealthedeepriftbetweenthesiblingsTherelationshipbetweenthePrincessofWales41andDuchessMeghan41wasalreadyoutedasdifficultbytheSussexesintheirinterviewwithOprahWinfrey69inMarch2021Thelatestrevelationsseemtobethelaststraw[deutscherTitel:”Reserve”)offenbarendentiefenBruchzwischendenGeschwisternDasVerhältniszwischenderPrincessofWales41undHerzoginMeghan41indeswurdebereitsinihremInterview mitOprahWinfrey69imMärz2021vondenSussexesalsschwieriggeoutetDieneuestenEnthüllungenbringennunoffenbardasFasszumÜberlaufen
Catherine, Princess of Wales sees Meghan pulling the strings
An unnamed source told the National Enquirer that Catherine was outraged. She explicitly blames Meghan for Harry’s betrayal of the family: “Kate no longer recognizes the person Harry has become.” He betrayed his own family and broke the trust placed in him with his revelations. “There is no doubt in Kate’s mind that this was all orchestrated by Meghan, who single-handedly put Harry into this hateful, self-obsessed trance and seems to be enjoying all the pain and suffering it has caused.” The insider sees no chance of reconciliation between the two women: “She will never be able to make friends with Meghan personally again. The lines of communication are now completely at the end.”
In his memoirs, Harry not only addressed the rivalry that had smoldered with his brother since childhood, but also referred to him as his “archenemy”. The portrayal of a dispute between the siblings, which is said to have been about Meghan and which ended in fisticuffs, probably caps the Walesese’s indiscretions from the estranged family member.
A bumpy start and sharp clashes
Two years ago, Catherine was bathed in a rather unfavorable light by the Sussexes. When the British press reported on a dispute between her and the new sister-in-law leading up to Meghan’s wedding to the royal offspring, it was said that the American had made her cry in the conflict over a bride’s maid dress. Later, in the explosive TV interview with Winfrey, Harry’s wife clarified that it was the other way around. The Princess of Wales let her shed bitter tears, but then asked her forgiveness with a bouquet of flowers.
“I don’t think it’s fair for her to go into detail because she apologized and I forgave her,” Meghan said in the widely acclaimed and globally broadcast conversation with the American talk show host. “It was hard to get over being blamed for something that not only didn’t happen to me, but happened to me. And the people who were there at our wedding go to our communications team and say, ‘I know, That didn’t happen.'” By the way, Catherine has never publicly commented on the matter.
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It must have been all the more disappointing for her to hear intimate details about her relationship with Harry’s wife again in the Sussexes’ Netflix documentary in December 2002. The first meeting of the sisters-in-law was anything but relaxed. On a date for four, Meghan welcomed the couple in jeans and barefoot – and with open arms. But her casual American manner reportedly met with British reluctance. “I think I realized very quickly that the formality on the outside prevails on the inside,” the former actress said in retrospect.
But not only the Sussexes themselves fuel the resentment of the Princess of Wales with their openness. Another uncomfortable situation between her and Meghan was addressed by the “Daily Mail” when she reported on a dispute just a month after the birth of Prince Louis, 4. The then sister-in-law accused Kate with a wink of “maternity dementia due to her hormones”. The Duchess of Sussex was then reprimanded: “It caused a tumult within the palace. Meghan was then told that she did not know her sister-in-law well enough to talk about her hormones. The royal family has never talked about each other like this before.” , according to a palace insider.
Catherine braces for more attacks
So apparently it hasn’t been good between the two royal ladies for a long time. After the recent attacks from the Sussex camp, Catherine is said to have hired a new PR manager as a private secretary, according to the “Sunday Times”. Alice Corfield has previously worked with British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, 47. An unusual choice, but Kate apparently relies on her expertise in a self-confident public image.
“The choice of Alice is not as outlandish as many claim,” royal expert Hilary Fordwich told Fox News, adding, “What is certain is that it is not ‘business as usual’ for the princess ‘ Will be. It can’t be. Prince Harry changed all that when he got serious.” Fordwich sees Catherine in an attacking mood: “When push comes to shove, the tough come into play and the Princess of Wales is made of tougher stuff than her calm demeanor would suggest.”
Sources used: nationalquirer.com, dailymail.co.uk, foxnews.com