Meghan Markle Caught Taking Unauthorized Photos Inside Kensington Palace

According to a well-connected source, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, was recently caught taking photographs inside Kensington Palace without permission.

It is alleged that she believed these pictures could fetch up to $350,000.

The incident occurred in a private area, and when confronted, Markle admitted to her intentions of selling the photos for a significant sum.

This news quickly reached Prince Charles, who was furious and promptly had her removed from the premises.

Markle was escorted to the airport by two Royal Protection Officers and was photographed leaving the UK.

Further reports indicate that Markle had also taken pictures in the private residence of Prince William and Catherine, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

The most alarming detail is that she allegedly stood next to Princess Charlotte's bed and captured images of the young royal.

This information has been corroborated by photographer Chris Allerton, whom Markle had hired to clandestinely enter the palace and take the pictures.

Royal aides have confirmed that Markle disregarded the protocol of seeking permission to photograph inside the Queen's home.

The presence of an unauthorized photographer was noticed by the Royal Household staff.

The actions of Markle have left many concerned about her intentions towards Princess Charlotte.

On Twitter, one individual expressed their anger, warning Markle not to mess with the “beautiful, adorable child.”

This rumor dates back several years and resurfaced when the Sussexes were expelled from Kensington Palace.

However, it should be noted that claims of Markle being escorted out of the country by security have been proven false.

The image depicting her alleged departure was, in fact, a picture of her with a staff member at the airport.

The recent spotlight on this incident follows a photographer's claim of involvement, reigniting interest in the story.

Speculation has arisen that if Markle's photography of a sleeping Charlotte was indeed the reason for her expulsion, it could explain her apparent dislike for the young princess.

Some years ago, there was even a blind gossip post suggesting that Markle had taken pictures of Charlotte without consent and subsequently informed Catherine about it.

The actress-turned-duchess seemed to have targeted a particular female relative with her anger, as indicated in the post on Blind Gossip.

However, the alleged incident did not occur during a family event, as commonly believed.

Instead, it took place a couple of years earlier when Markle was introduced to her future brother-in-law, his wife, and their children.

During a casual gathering, the children were playing and being lively.

At one point, Markle excused herself to make a phone call and found herself alone with one of the children, possibly because the child had entered the room looking for her.

In those few moments, Markle swiftly captured a few photos of the child, leaving the sister-in-law concerned about her actions.

This incident shattered any trust that Catherine had in Markle, leading to lasting doubts about her behavior and potential secret recordings or photographs of the family.

As this story resurfaces, it raises questions about Markle's past actions and the extent of her unauthorized photography or surveillance.

The repercussions of these alleged incidents continue to reverberate within the royal family, casting a shadow over Markle's relationship with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and fueling speculation about her intentions and motives.