Sophie had been in charge of the Duchess of Cambridge's personal assistance and had worked for Kate for seven years before her role was made redundant, according to Royal sources. Despite many rumors and accusations, there was a significant reason behind the dismissal.
According to insider information, Sophie revealed confidential internal information about the Wales family at the time, which Meghan Markle allegedly used for media purposes, alongside false statements. This revelation reportedly played a role in Prince Harry and Meghan's decision to move out of Kensington Palace and reside at Frogmore Cottage shortly after Sophie's dismissal.
Additionally, a rumor circulated that William was upset with Charles over a comment about Prince George's privacy. When William saw detailed discussions published, he confronted Charles and realized that Harry had been the source of the gossip. It became evident that many unpleasant rumors about tensions between William, Kate, Camilla, and Charles stemmed from Harry and Meghan.
In September 2019, the rumors about Rose Hanbury, who was alleged to have had an affair with William, also emerged. It was discovered that Kate and William used aliases, and Meghan had asked Kate about being cheated on, which reportedly led to tension between the couples. Kate invited Rose Hanbury to her birthday celebration in 2020 but did not extend the invitation to Meghan, which further strained their relationship.
The tension between Meghan and Kate appears to be rooted in jealousy. Meghan is reportedly envious of Kate's life, including her marriage to William, three beautiful children, and her position within the royal family. This jealousy may have played a part in Meghan making the "Meg-zip" public to disrupt Kate's birthday celebration.
The situation sheds new light on the dynamics between the two couples, and it's evident that there have been underlying tensions and rivalries. The revelations have brought to the forefront the complexities of relationships within the royal family and the impact of internal dynamics on public perceptions.
