The first alleged incident reportedly transpired when Meghan clandestinely entered Charlotte's nursery and took photographs. Suspicions arose when staff members noticed a connection between this intrusion and the disappearance of Palace items, along with reports of staff mistreatment.
Meghan's actions took a bolder turn when she was reportedly caught red-handed while cutting something within Princess Charlotte's room by a vigilant Palace employee. Intriguingly, Meghan was also accused of snapping pictures of the nursery, including one of a sleeping Princess Charlotte.
When Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, brought these concerns to the attention of Prince William and Prince Harry, Meghan defended her actions, claiming she had done nothing wrong. It's important to note that these events unfolded during a time when initial allegations of theft, bullying, and leaks within the palace were under investigation.
Several months later, covert investigations were initiated within the palace due to the disappearance of various objects. Some of these missing items were traced back to sales on eBay and Etsy.
Although the individual responsible for these thefts from within the palace was apprehended, Meghan's involvement in prior incidents of intrusion and possession of sold items seemed to have been disregarded. As they say, a thief never changes.
Fast forward to the recent conviction of a palace staffer named Adate, who worked as a kitchen assistant at Buckingham Palace. Adate was sentenced to eight months in jail after admitting to three counts of theft between November 2019 and August 2020. The police recovered a significant quantity of stolen items from his staff quarters.
Adate expressed a sense of injustice, highlighting that a working member of the royal family had engaged in similar actions without facing consequences. The stolen goods were estimated to be worth approximately $136,000, with some items being listed on eBay for a fraction of their actual value.
Among the stolen items were those from the Queen's state banquet for President Trump's visit to Britain in June 2019, including a limited-edition pocket watch and a custom-made Samsung mobile phone intended for Prince Andrew, the Queen's second son.
In other news, the Prince and Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton and Prince William, appear to be focused on their mission of spreading joy. They recently made a surprise podcast appearance, drawing comparisons to Prince Harry's Spotify deal and occasional public appearances. Royal expert Kinsley Schofield suggests that Prince Harry is likely not on their radar, as William and Kate are looking ahead and working unitedly.
The expert's remarks come as Prince William and Kate Middleton arrived in France to show support for their respective teams, while Prince Harry awaits Meghan Markle's arrival in Germany for the Invictus Games.
