Meghan Markle’s Tumultuous Relationship with Prince Harry’s Friends

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's relationship has been plagued with controversy and drama.

One particular issue that has recently come to light is Meghan's strained relationship with Harry's closest friends.

The couple attended the wedding of Harry's best friend, Tom Skippy Inskip, in Montego Bay, Jamaica in 2017.

However, Meghan was not invited to the wedding, despite having ties to the location as she had married her first husband, film producer Trevor Engelson, at a resort just 60 miles away down the coast in 2011.

According to reports, at the time of the wedding, Harry had broken up with Meghan several times.

Despite this, Meghan flew herself down to the location and gatecrashed the wedding.

Photographs from the event show that she was not amused by other people getting Harry's attention, and Harry appeared uncomfortable with her being around.

The incident raised red flags about Meghan's narcissistic tendencies, which Harry should have heeded.

When the couple got married in May 2018, Harry's closest friends attended the church service and reception.

However, many were snubbed from the private evening party at Frogmore House.

Royal author Tom Bower claimed that this was payback time for Meghan, who never forgets.

Bower also claimed that Harry had a violent outburst during a three-day party with Meghan in Jamaica.

The incident puzzled some of his long-time friends since it was the first important event that Meghan and Harry had appeared at together, and there was certain to be media interest.

Secluded in the resort's most isolated villa, Harry spotted a photographer in the bushes and became incandescent.

Bower added that Harry's friends were suspicious of Meghan after the incident.

Meghan was introduced to some of Prince Harry's oldest friends and their families back in March 2017 when they all gathered for the wedding of Tom Skippy Inskip.

However, Bower claimed that the close-knit group was quickly disappointed with Meghan's behavior.

About 40 guests, including Harry's oldest friends, gathered for the three-day party at the Round Hill Hotel in Montego Bay.

Some of the parents in attendance fondly remembered giving Harry cottage pie and comfort during his teenage years.

According to reports, Meghan quibbled about the food and behaved like a princess, refusing to engage with Harry's friends.

One mother said, “She wasn't interested in us.”

Bower also claimed that Meghan called out Harry's friends for their jokes about sexism, feminism, and transgender people when she was invited to meet them at Sandringham in 2016.

After the meeting, Harry's friends reportedly thought that Meghan was a huge dampener on the party and even said that Harry must be “fucking nuts” for dating her.

They felt that she lacked any sense of humor.

The tension between Meghan and Harry's friends continued to mount, and the texts between them after Sunday lunch were filled with gossip and speculation.

The incident highlights the complexity of relationships within the royal family and the importance of compatibility between partners and their social circles.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's relationship with Prince Harry's closest friends has been fraught with tension and drama.

Her behavior at events and parties has raised concerns about her narcissistic tendencies and lack of compatibility with Harry's social circle.

The incident at Tom Skippy Inskip's wedding in Jamaica and the subsequent fallout with Harry's friends highlight the challenges faced by couples in the public eye and the importance of maintaining strong relationships with loved ones.