Here's what Prince Charles really thinks of Kate and Meghan Markle
Prince Charles has always wanted a daughter and now apparently dotes on his two daughters-in-law, Kate and Meghan Markle, with whom he has a great bond
It is no mystery that Prince Charles has always wanted a daughter.
When Princess Diana was pregnant with Harry at the time, her husband so not secretly hoped it was a child that when Prince Harry was born in September 1984, he was described as "disappointed" and even expressed dismay at the forelock. of red hair of the child.
However, in an interview given a couple of months after Harry's birth, Prince Charles spoke of his second child as "absolutely adorable" and "extraordinarily good, sleeps wonderfully and eats very well."
And today, more than 34 years later, there seems to be no regret on the part of Prince Charles.
No daughters, but two excellent sons and now also two daughters-in-law whom the heir to the throne has always welcomed with open arms.
Kate Middleton
Kate Middleton has been a member of the royal family for nearly eight years, but she had ingratiated herself with her future father-in-law years ago.
When she and William were dating, during her college years, Kate Middleton was regularly included at official and unofficial family events, including birthday parties and the annual ski holiday.
Kate was invited by Prince Charles to visit the Clarence House residence on numerous occasions, both before and after her marriage to Prince William.
"Charles and Kate have always gotten along very well - a source told the Telegraph recently - As the mother of her grandchildren, of course, but not only: the prince dotes on her."
Meghan Markle
Since before the marriage between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, it has always been speculated that the former actress has helped Prince Charles and his second son to reconcile the souls.
In fact, Meghan Markle seemed immediately linked to Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, to the point that she even asked her husband's father to accompany her to the altar when she married Harry on May 19th.
"I asked him to do it and I think he expected it, so he immediately replied: 'Yes, sure, I'll do everything you need Meghan, I'm here to help you and support you' - said Harry in an interview with BBC in November - For him this is a fantastic opportunity to strengthen the relationship and be supportive, plus he is our father, so obviously he will always be there for us ».
It also seems that Prince Charles feels a lot of empathy for the media hurricane that Meghan Markle has always been involved in, and gives the Duchess of Sussex advice that he himself has learned the hard way.
Meghan Markle, in fact, immediately had to deal with the social media trolls: since she married Harry (but also since it was confirmed that she was dating Harry), Meghan's life has been put under the microscope, and since becoming the Duchess of Sussex she has been surrounded by a negativity of media commentary to deal with.
Buckingham Palace, Clarence House and Kensington Palace were recently forced to jointly publish behavioral guidelines for Twitter and Instagram users who wanted to leave comments on the various royal accounts.
