Though many believe that the royal feud between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry and the rest of the royal family didn’t begin until the pair left England for their new California lifestyle, but if you look closely, the relationship was beginning to crack much earlier than that. In fact, royal fans are pointing out incidents beginning just days after Meghan and Harry got married. Like King Charles 70th birthday party, for instance, when Meghan reportedly insisted she was bored and left early. Keep reading for more information.
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Meghan Markle Leaves King Charles' Birthday Party After 20 Minutes
A user on Reddit, @lastlemming-pip, put together a report of what went down on May 22, 2018, just four days after Meghan and Harry's wedding. The couple postponed their honeymoon in order to attend the event, but the more you read into what really happened that day, the more it becomes clear that Meghan did not want to be there.
The Reddit user described how Harry gave a speech less than a half hour into the party, and within minutes of the conclusion of his kind words for his father, Meghan began telling other party-goers that she was bored and wanted to leave. Shortly after, a car arrived to take the newlyweds home, a major breach of royal protocol: no one, especially senior royals, should've left before the guest of honor did.
Social Media Reactions
In the comment section of the post, royal fans shared how disgusted they were with Markle's behavior. "She felt untouchable at that point, now married into the family and ready to stir up trouble," one person wrote. "She is really a trailer trash person who thinks she has just pulled the wool over everyone in the royal family."
"As soon as that wedding band was put on, the gloves were off," another agreed. "She felt she could do anything she wanted, say anything she wanted. She is pure poison."
"What a privilege it would be to attend a garden party," another user pointed out. "Can you imagine having the gall to whine about how 'boring' it was?"
