Prince Harry's friends on Meghan Markle: "It could be a nightmare"
The close circle of the Duke of Sussex has shown their fed up with the tensions between the two brothers and has given their opinion on Meghan Markle.
The happiness of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has taken little time to tarnish. It seemed that the waters had calmed slightly after the birth of their second daughter in common, Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, but the truth is that since the controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey, the marriage has not stopped raining criticism.
Just a few days after the brothers meet again in London for a tribute ceremony to Diana of Wales, on the day that would turn 60, the former actress is once again the focus of another controversy, as a result of the shocking statements of the friends of her husband.
Some have spoken to DailyMail to express their discomfort and exhaustion at the rivalry and tension between siblings. They point directly to Meghan as being responsible for destroying the relationship between Elizabeth II's grandchildren. "She can be a 500% nightmare." Emphasizing the American attitude and mentality of the Duchess of Sussex, they think that Harry is too influenced by her.
Nor has the circle closest to Prince William, who has denied the alleged rapprochement between the brothers in their previous reunion, during the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral, been silent. Despite the cordiality they showed before the cameras, the truth is that, after saying goodbye to her grandfather, both exchanged reproaches. "The rage between the two is incredibly deep. Too many harsh and hurtful things have been said" as Prince William's friends used to say.
In what the close circle of both princes insist, is that the conflict is not going to solve itself. The relationship is very strained, and no official act is going to make it improve. At least they do acknowledge that some members of the British Royal Family are trying to mediate the problem, to get a truce between William and Harry. This situation is not pleasant for anyone, also his father, Prince Charles, was "upset and shocked by the estrangement" between his children, as People magazine said.
