Meghan Markle Must Curtsy to Kate Middleton at Charles’ Coronation

It has been confirmed that Meghan Markle will have to curtsy to Kate Middleton at Prince Charles' coronation.

This news comes after the Duchess of Sussex was said to be bitterly envious of her sister-in-law.

Although Meghan is now officially the Duchess of Sussex, she is still required to follow the royal family's hierarchy structure and curtsy to those who outrank her.

According to protocol, Meghan must curtsy to the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, and wife Camilla.

As William is due to be the future King of England, he also receives a curtsy, and by extension, so does Kate Middleton.

Therefore, Charles' side seems to have asserted that it must be done.

Meghan must respect the culture and rules of the family because she is Prince Harry's wife.

However, there is some confusion around the subject of HRH titles.

Per Queen Elizabeth's announcement on Sunday, Harry and Meghan will not use their HRH titles when they stop being working members of the royal family.

They will still be their royal highness until this spring when they officially step down.

The statement from Buckingham Palace was perhaps intentionally vague, only saying that they will not use the titles, not that they have been stripped of their HRH titles.

While Meghan is likely following the rules when it comes to her in-laws' etiquette, Micah Meyer, an etiquette expert and author of the new book Modern Etiquette Made Easy, highlights two other non-royal women who married into the royal family and have already become etiquette masters.

The Duchess of Cambridge is impeccable at all times, poised, and very kind-hearted.

As for which female member of the royal family has the best curtsy, Meir also has her own top pick.

She is most impressed by Sophie Countess of Wexley's curtsy.

She consistently has an amazing approximate 13-inch dip and is always strong and steady on her feet, perfect time and time again.

Prince Harry will appear on American television this week to discuss his upcoming memoir for spare for the first time.

A clip promoting the royal's interview has been released.

Meanwhile, top politicians say that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should stay away when Charles is crowned at Westminster Abbey on May 6th.

It comes after the couple released the first volume of their Netflix docuseries and launched a wave of astonishing attacks at the firm.

The Queen was mocked, and Britain and royals branded discrimination in the show.

In a slight on his father, the Duke of Sussex claimed he was literally brought up by a group of friends in Africa.

And in one scene that has sparked fury, Meghan exaggerated a curtsy to poke fun at the royals, before comparing their traditions to tacky U.S. medieval restaurant chain.

The news that Meghan must curtsy to Kate Middleton at Charles' coronation is sure to cause controversy.

Meghan has been very vocal about her struggles with royal life and the pressures that come with it.

This latest news will only add to the speculation that she is not happy in her role as a member of the royal family.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle must follow the royal family's hierarchy structure and curtsy to those who outrank her, including Kate Middleton.

While there is some confusion around HRH titles, it seems that Meghan will still be required to curtsy to Kate even after she and Harry officially step down.

The news is sure to cause controversy and add to the speculation that Meghan is not happy in her role as a member of the royal family.