The Duchess of Sussex would have said something to the Princess of Wales that would be the trigger for them not to speak again
The relationship between Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton, two of the most influential women in British royalty, appears to have come to an end after a heated argument. According to sources close to the royal family, a phrase uttered by Meghan triggered the final break between the duchesses.
The series of events that led to the rift between Meghan and Kate dates back to the preparations for the former actress's wedding to Prince Harry in 2018. Apparently, there were disagreements over the details of the ceremony and the responsibilities of each, which It would have generated tension between the sisters-in-law.
However, it was during a subsequent argument that the former American actress uttered a phrase that is said to have deeply hurt Kate Middleton. According to witnesses, Meghan reportedly said: "I can't believe you have the nerve to treat me like that, after everything I've done for you." These words would have unleashed a strong reaction in Kate, who would have felt offended and attacked.
Since then, the relationship between the duchess and the princess has deteriorated significantly. They are rarely seen together at public events, and are rumored to avoid even exchanging greetings. The tension between the duchesses appears to have affected the family dynamic as well, with Prince William and Prince Harry growing further apart.
Some royal experts suggest that this incident may have been the trigger for Meghan and Harry to decide to move away from the royal family and establish their own lives in the United States.
Despite the Crown's attempts to maintain unity and harmony among members of the royal family, it seems that the wounds between Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton have not yet healed. Meanwhile, royal fans remain alert for any signs of reconciliation or a possible return of Meghan and Harry to British public life.
