Meghan Markle Accused of Bullying Princess Charlotte III in New Royal Drama

A new royal crisis has erupted, and this time, a three-year-old is at the center of it.

Meghan Markle, the former actress and Duchess of Success, has been accused of bullying Princess Charlotte III and Kate Middleton by supporters of the British royal family.

The incident reportedly occurred in 2018, and a British government insider revealed it in his biography.

According to the new book, Meghan Markle's wedding was marked by intense feelings and a miscommunication between her and Kate Middleton, which left Middleton in tears.

Reports suggest that this issue has remained unresolved until today.

The book also claims that Meghan Markle bullied the royal toddler in question in a book called Revenge.

During an episode of The Rita Panahi Show, Rita Panahi spoke about the Twitter hashtag, Meghan Markle Bullies Children, which stemmed from Tom Bower's book, Revenge.

In the book, Bower claimed that Markle made the Duchess of Cambridge weep, which resulted from the Suits star criticizing Princess Charlotte's wedding day attire.

Panahi asked author Douglas Murray for his thoughts on Bower's assertion in the book, considering a three- or four-year-old child was in question.

Murray accepted Bower's assertion on Markle, stating that he had a fearsome investigative journalist reputation and was known for having the truth in his work.

Murray also discussed the conflict between Middleton and Markle, revealing that Prince William's child was reportedly being bullied by Meghan.

He stated that this was not a good look for Markle, but he was confident that she would manage to emerge unscathed and accuse everyone else of racism, homophobia, misogyny, and other vices that she'll come up with between now and then.

Princess Charlotte's outfit was a topic of discussion during Meghan and Harry's royal wedding.

Several Twitter users had already made the same observation at the time.

As royal fans expressed their displeasure, the tweet Meghan Markle is a bully trended on Twitter.

Many royal enthusiasts attacked the Duchess of Sussex for how they felt she treated Princess Charlotte.

Despite the bride's stress, bullying a three-year-old child is never acceptable.

The irate group of admirers even accused Meghan of being envious of the three-year-old royal's status.

They were further urged to read Bower's latest book because it is eye-opening.

In other news, Prince William plans to forego the Prince of Wales ceremony, breaking with significant royal tradition.

This happens as Prince William and Kate are making their first official visit to Wales as royalty today.

There have been rumours that the Prince of Wales won't have an investiture.

According to reports, William and Kate wish to quell certain anxieties regarding the investiture event.

Wales Online claims that the ceremony will be different from Charles' investiture ceremony in 1969 and might not even happen.

By paying frequent trips, the couple hopes to deepen trust with the people of Wales.

They are reportedly eager to take the dynamic nation of Wales on the world stage by using the platform they now possess.

Following the passing of the late monarch, they were made Prince and Princess of Wales, which has generated some controversy.

A petition urging the British monarchy to do away with the title has so far gathered more than 35,000 signatures.

Between 2010 and 2013, while William was a search and rescue helicopter pilot for the RAF, he and Kate made their first home together on the Isle of Anglesey, or Eanes Mon, in Wales.

For the first few months of his existence, Prince George, their oldest child, was also raised there.

The future King and Queen Consort vowed to pay a visit to Wales as soon as possible following the late Queen's passing.

It follows Mark Drakeford, the First Minister of Wales, who had stated that there was no pressing need for an investiture event.

In conclusion, this new royal drama has put Meghan Markle in a difficult position once again.

The accusations of bullying Princess Charlotte III have not only caused controversy but also sparked outrage among royal enthusiasts.

Meanwhile, Prince William and Kate are making their first official visit to Wales as royalty today, with plans to deepen trust with the people of Wales and take the dynamic nation on the world stage.