Kate Middleton believed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had their own agenda following their royal wedding, leading to skepticism about their intentions and actions post-exit from royal duties.
The latest revelations from the biography "William and Catherine: The Intimate Inside Story" suggest that Princess Kate perceived a hidden agenda behind Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's actions following their wedding in 2018. According to royal editor Russell Myers, Kate did not attempt to prevent Harry and Meghan from stepping back from their royal duties in 2020, concluding that their departure was inevitable given their changing dynamics within the royal family. Her belief was partly influenced by the couple's increasingly difficult behavior post-wedding, which she interpreted as beyond mere adjustment to royal life.
In the wake of Harry and Meghan's high-profile interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021, the report indicates that Kate viewed the couple as untrustworthy. The information adds layers to the already complex narrative surrounding the Sussexes, as it highlights Kate's perspectives on the ongoing tensions within the royal family. It suggests that Kate realized the magnitude of the rift and eventually felt powerless to mend the relationship between Harry and her husband, Prince William.
These insights not only shed light on the interpersonal dynamics within the royal family but also illustrate the challenges faced by the younger generation of royals in balancing personal relationships with public duties. The book's revelations may resonate with the public as they reflect broader themes of familial loyalty, trust, and the pressures of royal life.
