Meghan Mackle forcing Harry to sue William and Kate Middleton steaIing their inheritance
The dynamics within the British royal family, particularly between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and Prince William and Kate Middleton, have been the subject of much speculation and intrigue.
According to a recent claim by royal biographer Robert Jobson, Meghan Markle felt that Prince Harry
deserved more in terms of physical comfort and status after visiting the home of Prince William and Kate Middleton for the first time.
At the time, Prince Harry and Meghan were living in Nottingham Cottage, one of the smallest properties on the Kensington Palace estate. The cottage had just two bedrooms and one bathroom. In contrast, William and Kate were living in the luxurious 20-room Apartment 1A in London, which undoubtedly showcased the significant difference in their living arrangements. Jobson’s biography suggests that Meghan was struck by this disparity, not out of jealousy, but out of surprise at the stark difference between the brothers’ accommodations.
The book also discusses other tensions between the couples, such as an alleged incident where Prince William reportedly forbade Meghan from wearing any of Princess Diana’s jewelry to her 2018 wedding. This was despite Kate Middleton being allowed to do so for her own wedding seven years earlier. According to Jobson, Meghan understood that William, as the heir to the throne, had a different status than Harry, but she believed that Harry, being a royal prince, deserved more recognition and comfort than what he was receiving at the time.
After their wedding, Harry and Meghan moved to the larger Frogmore Cottage, a five-bedroom residence, but they eventually left it permanently after stepping down as working royals in 2020. Since their departure, the relationships between the two couples have reportedly deteriorated, with no public interactions between them since the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022.
In the ITV series *Tabloids on Trial*, Harry expressed concerns about bringing Meghan back to the UK, citing fears of an acid or knife attack inspired by tabloid stories. Jobson’s biography also touches on how the press seemed to set up a rivalry between Kate and Meghan, a portrayal that Kate reportedly neither welcomed nor supported.
These claims, while intriguing, are part of the broader narrative of tension and division within the royal family, a theme that has been frequently explored in recent years. The contrast between the brothers’ living conditions, the reported restrictions on Meghan, and the media’s role in shaping public perceptions have all contributed to the complex and often contentious relationship between the two couples.
