Prince Harry has caused quite a stir among the British public with his recent revelations about Kate Middleton and her behavior toward his wife Meghan Markle.
According to Harry, the Duchess of Cambridge was aggressive towards Meghan during the first of Meghan’s royal engagements, Trooping the Colour in 2018.
Harry alleged that, upon Meghan’s awkward joke, Kate “clutched the chair so hard that her fingers turned white”.
Harry also alleges that the Duchess and her husband Prince William were fans of the TV show “Suits” until Meghan was cast in it and that the stereotypes created by Meghan’s character in the show prevented William and Kate from accepting Meghan normally.
Harry’s recollections about his brother and sister-in-law have sparked a debate about how the British Royal Family handles internal disputes and perceived injustices.
Many are questioning the fairness of Harry and Meghan’s side of the story and why they chose to go public with it.
Others are questioning why the Royal Family never addressed these issues before the couple stepped down from their official duties.
The controversy has raised serious questions about the way the Royal Family handles issues of disagreement and what measures, if any, are taken to ensure that all sides are heard and respected.
It also begs the question of whether or not the British public are being too quick to judge Kate Middleton without hearing her side of the story.
Ultimately, only time and further revelations will tell what the truth truly is.
