According to expert Tessa Dunlop, both Meghan Markle and the late Princess Diana shared a common background of childhood adversity, and Prince Harry, in his own right, grappled with his set of personal traumas. This shared history allowed Prince Harry to confront his inner demons, with Meghan serving as a relatable confidant.
Both Diana and Meghan emerged from challenging childhoods—Diana witnessed the highly publicized dissolution of her parents' marriage, while Meghan faced her own distinct set of trials, which bore striking parallels to her late mother-in-law's experiences. Tessa Dunlop highlighted the common thread of feeling like an 'outsider' that connected these two women within the context of the Royal Family.
Tessa explained, "Growing up somewhat as an outsider within the family, you can see that parallel in the way Diana and Meghan both identified as outsiders within the Royal Family."
She further emphasized that Princess Diana, following her divorce from Prince Charles, embarked on a journey to find her path outside the Royal Family, a path Meghan also ventured upon when she decided to step away from royal duties.
Tessa concluded, "If you can find someone who understands them, that's really helpful, and I think Harry found that with Meghan, and I think Meghan would also share that with Diana."
In light of this connection, it's suggested that Meghan Markle may feel a strong affinity for certain aspects of Princess Diana's legacy.
These insights come amidst reports speculating about potential 'peace talks' between Prince Charles and Prince Harry, with Meghan's role in the discussions remaining uncertain
