Doria had previously stayed with the couple at Frogmore Cottage after the birth of their son Archie and had continued living with them when they relocated to California. However, according to Women's Day, the situation seemed to have changed.
At first, Doria would visit her grandchildren in Montecito and spend a few hours with them before returning to her own home. But in recent months, she had been spending more time at Harry and Meghan's house, occasionally staying there for several consecutive days. The increased involvement of Doria in raising Archie seems to be the primary concern for Prince Harry.
This is not the first time rumors have circulated about tensions between Prince Harry and Doria. According to a YouTube channel, The Royal Grift, it was claimed that Meghan and her mother treated Harry poorly and subjected him to emotional abuse, though no physical evidence was presented to support this claim.
Allegedly, the disagreement between mother and daughter extended to the naming of baby Lily. Princess Tiffany, another YouTube source, mentioned a reported argument in the nursery over the name choice. Doria was reportedly dissatisfied with the lack of acknowledgement of her African-American heritage in the name selection. The disagreement apparently escalated into a heated exchange with Doria reportedly throwing things, and Meghan responding with harsh words.
It's important to note that while staff members supposedly overheard the incident, no one witnessed it directly. The situation seems to have left both Doria and Meghan deeply upset. After the alleged physical altercation, Doria was seen leaving the house in tears, with Meghan yelling that she never wants to see her again.
These claims highlight the complexities of family dynamics, and while reports suggest ongoing tensions, it's essential to approach such stories with a discerning eye. As more information surfaces, we will continue to follow any developments regarding Prince Harry, Meghan, and Doria's relationship.
