Reports from royal family insiders suggest that Prince Harry's controversial memoir has already caused significant damage within the royal family, but it's Meghan who's currently in the spotlight and perceived as more problematic. It's assumed she's viewed as more expendable, and King Charles seems to prefer marginalizing her over his own son.
A source close to the situation shared insights with The Daily Beast, characterizing Harry as a "loose cannon" and Meghan as even more unpredictable. Both of them have more books and TV shows in the pipeline, and the royal family's strategy appears to be maintaining a connection with Harry while distancing themselves from Meghan. This strategy is reminiscent of past situations, like that involving Wallis Simpson and the Duke of Windsor.
Furthermore, it's noted that there's a notable difference in how Prince Andrew is treated compared to Prince Harry. The insider suggests that Prince Andrew's situation is more understandable because his actions weren't intentional, and he deeply regrets them.
In contrast, Harry and Meghan seemingly set out to cause harm to Prince Charles and Camilla to sell books and TV shows, which is a whole different matter. Disloyalty is considered one of the gravest offenses within the royal family.
While King Charles seems inclined to marginalize Meghan, there is a distinct favor being extended to Princess Kate. Insider information has revealed that King Charles intends to gift Kate a pair of earrings from Queen Elizabeth's collection for the upcoming Royal Wedding in Brunei. The event is set to take place in January 2024, with Prince Abdul Matin, the son of the Sultan of Brunei, marrying his long-term partner, Anisha Isa Cabib. The grand wedding will span nine days, from January 7th to the 16th.
Princess Kate is expected to don the diamond floral earrings from Queen Elizabeth's collection for this special occasion. These earrings were particularly cherished by the Queen Mother, featuring a small stud and a sizable modern floral pendant. She often wore them for various formal events, both during the day and in the evening, sometimes pairing them with brooches and other stunning jewelry pieces. The Queen inherited these earrings from her mother in 2002 and has been seen wearing them on select formal evening occasions.
In a previous instance, at the Jordanian royal wedding, Princess Kate wore two exquisite pieces from the Royal Vault. These included the Queen Mary's Lover's Knot Tiara and Queen Elizabeth's dazzling chandelier earrings, which added a touch of regal elegance to the event.
