Duchess Meghan
So it came to a break with Catherine, Princess of Wales
Duchess Meghan is said to have weighed heavily on an early discussion with her sister-in-law Catherine.
In his memoirs “Spare”, Prince Harry tells ruthlessly honestly how Duchess Meghan and Catherine, Princess of Wales, broke up. A nasty argument resulted in him finding his wife crying on the floor.
Prince Harry, 38, seems to have spoken all his grief from his soul for his memoir “Spare” in front of his ghostwriter JR Moehringer, 58. He also does not stop at publicly pillorying family members. So far it was thought that Prince William, 40, King Charles, 74, and Queen Camilla, 75, were the main critics, but Catherine, Princess of Wales, 41, also gets her fat off.
Duchess Meghan: Collapse because of Kate
In the disclosure book, the Duke of Sussex even openly describes a chat between Duchess Meghan, 41, and his sister-in-law. The explosive war of words is about Princess Charlotte’s flower girl dress, 7, which caused Kate to be very displeased. “Page Six” has excerpts from the work, which has been commercially available since January 10, 2023. Catherine complained just a few days before Harry and Meghan’s big wedding on May 19, 2018: “Charlotte’s dress is too big, too long, too bulky. You [Charlotte] cried when she tried it on at home.” The Duchess of Sussex then reacted understandingly but firmly and replied: “Exactly and I already told you that the tailor has been ready since 8 o’clock. Can you please take her over there and have it changed like the other moms do?”
Dispute about Princess Charlotte’s dress
A ridiculous trifle, one might think. But with the royals, etiquette and appearances are extremely important – Catherine didn’t give up and allegedly demanded that all the flower children’s dresses be changed. Stressing a bride just days before the wedding is never a good idea, but doing it when that bride is about to marry a prince and marry into the royal family for the world to see will certainly catapult the stress levels into the sky.
In addition, Meghan had to deal with the drama surrounding her father Thomas Markle, 78. “Meg asked if Kate was aware of what was happening at the moment. With her father. Kate said she was aware, but the dresses! And the wedding is in four days, writes Prince Harry. “Yes, Kate, I know,” Meghan replied. “I don’t know what to tell you. If the dress doesn’t fit, please take Charlotte to Ajah [den Schneider, Anm. d. Red]. He’s been waiting all day.” Kate would have finally agreed. Later that evening, Prince Harry is said to have found his wife crying and lying on the floor – all the stress was obviously getting on her nerves. But that’s just the beginning of the rift between Meghan and Kate…
Duchess Meghan insulted Kate and was reprimanded
But it wasn’t just the Zoff about Charlotte’s dress that caused drama. As reported by the British “Daily Mail”, only a month after the birth of Prince Louis, 4, there was a very unpleasant argument between the two women. Shortly before the wedding in May 2018, Meghan reportedly accused Catherine of “maternity dementia due to her hormones”. Maybe that’s why she overreacted about Charlotte’s flower girl dress?! Throwing something like that in the face of a high-ranking member of the British royal family is a grave mistake. According to a Royal insider, the former “Suits” actress was then reprimanded. “It caused an uproar within the palace. Meghan was then told that she didn’t know her sister-in-law well enough to talk about her hormones. This is the way the royal family has never talked about each other.”
The Lipstick Gate
But that’s not all, the two women shouldn’t be green anymore and were obviously not on the same wavelength. During a joint appearance in 2018, Meghan is said to have asked the mother of three for a lipstick. “An American thing,” describes Prince Harry in “Spare” and continues to describe the “awkward moment” between the two women.
“Kate was taken by surprise and reluctantly pulled her lipstick out of her purse.”
Prince Harry found his brother’s wife “nervous” at the moment – perhaps because from now on she will be “compared to Meghan and forced to compete with her.” Catherine was right, after all the British press constantly compared the two women, but mostly sided with the heir apparent’s wife.
Sources used: pagesix.com, mirror.co.uk, dailymail.co.uk