Meghan Markle’s Alleged Attention-Seeking Tactics and Tensions with the Royal Family

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has been accused of using attention-seeking tactics by King Charles III.

According to reports, the king finds her behaviour outrageously trashy and believes that she is tearing Prince Harry away from his family.

The allegations made by the tabloids should be taken with a grain of salt, but the royal family's belief that Markle still has an objective and is trying to mend the connection between Prince Harry and King Charles III cannot be questioned.

Markle's Battles with the Royal Family

A new report from Life and Style suggests that Meghan Markle will never succeed in her battles with the royal family.

Although it's possible that she was successful in separating Prince Harry from his family, everyone is aware that he will eventually go back home.

Harry's family thinks she is using the royal name to get attention in an incredibly vulgar way once more.

They accuse Meghan of being the reason why Harry left them in the first place.

Markle's Attempt to Patch Up the Split

She now makes the absurd assertion that she is the one attempting to patch up the split between her husband and Charles, the person added.

According to the source, Markle had the brilliant idea to invite Prince Harry and Prince Charles to the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, but she was unsuccessful.

King Charles III, after all, was only there for a brief while at Lilibet's celebration at Frogmore Cottage.

Charles and Harry meeting together for Lilibet's first birthday celebration was Meghan's idea.

However, the atmosphere was so tense that Charles barely stayed for 30 minutes, the insider claimed.

Meghan's Relationship with King Charles III

The royal family's belief that Markle still has an objective and is attempting to mend the connection between Prince Harry and King Charles III cannot be questioned, though.

The accusations made by the tabloids should, however, be taken with a grain of salt.

Nothing suggests Markle made an effort to assist Prince Harry mend his connection with his father.

The Duchess of Sussex even stated that Prince Harry couldn't give a damn if he lost his father on the same day as her and Thomas Markle Sr.

The Reconciliation

In the meantime, Markle and King Charles were at last reconciled after the Queen's passing.

But even before then, the King had already praised his son and daughter-in-law.

He declared that he was expressing his love to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as they established their life in America.

The declaration made by King Charles III demonstrates that there is no animosity between him and the Sussexes.

Some royal specialists even believe it's only a matter of time until he asks the Sussexes to resume their royal responsibilities in a limited manner.

Meghan's Appearance at the Queen's Funeral

The funeral picture of Meghan Markle has gone viral.

Meghan Markle has joined the royal family in mourning at the Queen's funeral, and one amazing photo of her has already been dubbed iconic.

The stunning photo, which was taken from above, showed the Duchess exploring the church on her own.

Meghan honoured Queen Elizabeth II by wearing a set of traditional pearl earrings that the late monarch gave her in 2018.

Prince Harry's Presence at the Funeral

Prince Harry, his father King Charles III, and brother Prince William followed the Queen's coffin from Westminster Hall as Meghan and Catherine, Princess of Wales stood inside the abbey waiting to join the procession.

Along with Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward, the coffin was followed as it was pulled by a gun carriage into the church.

The Timing of Meghan and Harry's UK Trip

Meghan and Harry were in the UK on September 8 when the Queen passed away, which turned out to be quite fortunate timing.

The two were only supposed to be in Europe for seven days to fulfil a number of charitable responsibilities.

Nevertheless, they were compelled to extend their trip to three weeks in order to accommodate the funeral in time of sorrow.