Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s behavior ‘might bother’ Prince William, claims royal expert

As reported by UK’s Daily Mail on Monday, Prince William might get bothered by Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle’s behaviour as it might have a negative impact on the British royal family.

Back story

According to the outlet, Markle and Harry have faced backlash due to their privacy demands which included holding a top-secret christening for their son. Even they haven’t shared the name of the godparents yet.

However, many raised eyebrows when the former American actress was seen in the Wimbledon tennis tournament after giving berth to his first child in May. Many even said she considers herself more of an A-lister than a member of the royal family. The news came in a documentary.

In the same documentary, Seward also claimed that an alleged issue between William and Harry took place when the Duke of Cambridge and his wife Kate Middleton became shocked at the speed with which Harry moved in his relationship with the former star.

Markle and Harry met on a blind date in July 2016 and got engaged in November 2017. They got married in May 2018 and welcomed their first child in May 2019.

Even the news also came that Harry lashed out at William over Markle early in their relationship. On the other hand, Harry supported William in his relationship with Kate but felt let down when he didn’t get support from his brother in his own relationship. William and Middleton dated for nearly seven years before getting engaged and married.

Present scene

Although the reports have suggested that the relation between the brothers have got better since the birth of Harry and Markle’s son Archie, Harry and his family would stay in separate houses during the royal family’s annual outing to Queen Elizabeth II’s Balmoral Estate.

“In families, people fall out with each other all the time,” said Bullen. “The royal family is no different. I think everybody hopes [Archie] will be a chance for reconciliation for both sides of the family.”

“I believe that will resort itself,” he continued. “The move from Kensington Palace to Windsor puts a little distance between the two households. And that will begin to repair the story. And from what I’m being told, [the duchesses] actually get on OK. It isn’t about a battle between duchesses. It is much more about boys. I think hopefully these two mothers will be able to bond more over their children. And I think babies are often a great way to bring families close together.”