Meghan Markle Bullied Princess Charlotte, Evidence Confirmed

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has been confirmed to have bullied her niece, Princess Charlotte, according to Tom Bauer's newest book Revenge.

The biography details the war between the Sussexes and the Windsors, revealing that Markle favored her goddaughter over her niece.

Bauer's book confirms that Markle bullied Charlotte at her bridesmaid fittings, making a fool of her voice and pitting the other bridesmaids against her.

Kate had to pull Charlotte out of the fitting because she was so upset, and they used another bridesmaid's measurements for her dress.

Meghan did not want George or Charlotte in the wedding party, so she targeted the other bridesmaids against Charlotte.

It was confirmed by staff members in the bridal shop that Markle bullied the three-year-old princess.

What kind of grown woman feels threatened by a three-year-old little girl?

An insecure one who hates that toddler, ranks above her husband in the British line of succession.

This ultimately makes us question why Meghan would even consider bullying Charlotte.

When we heard this story, we couldn't say we were surprised because so many scenarios weren't adding up, and we were coming out of defending the Sussexes.

Sue Smith posted a video on YouTube where she brought up a moment from the 2018 Royal Wedding.

In the video, she re-examined a moment when Meghan reached Harry and waited for the kids to file past.

She smiles until she sees Charlotte who looks at her.

Meghan's smile fades away for a split second before Charlotte walks away and the grin returns when Meghan hands her flowers to Ivy Mulroney.

The body language guy picked up on Sue's analysis and broke it down further.

We know Meghan has little self-esteem.

She only cares about money and trampling on those who stand in her way.

As Tom Bauer mentions in his book, and we know he's trustworthy, Meghan was very kind and thoughtful as a child.

However, her spoiled behavior made her entitled as she got older.

Also, the one thing that doesn't make sense is how Harry felt about this.

Now tensions were flaring before the wedding.

We've all seen the reports of what Meghan wants, Meghan gets.

This gives us all the clarification we need to conclude that she was bullying Charlotte.

Notably, on Thursday, September 15th, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly found time on their trip to the UK to check in with their niece and nephews.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are staying at Frogmore Cottage at least until Queen Elizabeth is laid to rest on Monday, September 19th, and it has been some time since they were able to so easily see their family in the country.

Princess Charlotte is no longer a small kid for Meghan to easily bully.

According to a newspaper, royal expert Eric Schiffer predicted that Prince William and Kate Middleton's children will outshine the Sussexes as the kids took center stage at Queen Elizabeth's funeral.

Eric said Prince George and Princess Charlotte's importance in the royal family as they grow up will clobber the UK fame of Harry and Meghan, and they have a high probability of doing the same outside Great Britain.

Princess Charlotte was seen with a horseshoe pinned to her black wool coat.

The diamond piece was gifted to her by her great-grandmother as a symbol of their shared love of horse riding.

In addition, Princess Charlotte has a hobby like the late Queen showed that they have a close relationship.

The Queen was a lover of horses from the age of three when she had her first lesson.

Charlotte seems to be following a similar path as she has a passion for the animals.

Paralympic equestrian Natasha Baker spoke to Kate about her daughter.

She emphasized that Charlotte has this passion for horses, and although she doesn't echo it, she'll do her best to champion and encourage it.

In conclusion, the evidence confirms that Meghan Markle bullied Princess Charlotte, which is a shameful act.

It is important to treat everyone with respect and kindness, regardless of their age or status.

Hopefully, this story will serve as a reminder to everyone that bullying is never acceptable, and we must all do our part to create a kinder and more inclusive world.