Meghan’s Shocking Accusation: Will Harry’s Memoir Make Things Worse?

In a recent interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan Markle made a shocking revelation about her sister-in-law, Kate Duchess of Cambridge.

According to an expert, this revelation has left Meghan pale and vulnerable, as she faces a final warning from Prince William.

Vanity Fair editor and author Tina Brown, a close friend of Princess Diana, asserts that William was deeply upset by Meghan's decision to publicly discuss a private matter, knowing that Kate would not have the opportunity to respond.

However, Brown predicts that the situation is likely to escalate further when Prince Harry releases his memoir later this year.

She believes that Harry will seize this opportunity to target his father, Charles, and his stepmother, Camilla, whom he reportedly despises.

Interestingly, Brown does not think that Harry will direct any negative remarks towards the Queen or Kate, as he holds a fondness for his sister-in-law.

Speaking to The Telegraph magazine, Brown revealed William's disgust at Meghan's attack on Kate, emphasizing that Kate was unable to defend herself.

However, Brown suggests that William's fury will reach new heights when Harry's book hits the shelves.

During the interview with Oprah, Meghan was questioned about reports of a dispute during a bridesmaid dress fitting.

Insiders had claimed that Meghan had upset Kate in a disagreement over the flower girl dresses.

However, Meghan used the interview as an opportunity to assert that it was actually Kate who had made her cry.

Meghan explained that it had been a challenging week leading up to the wedding, and she had been upset about something.

However, Kate took responsibility for her actions, offering a heartfelt apology accompanied by flowers and a note.

Meghan expressed her frustration at being blamed for something she did not do, recounting how people involved in her wedding had approached her to say they knew the truth.

She felt compelled to set the record straight, stating that Kate did not make her cry.

In other news, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have confirmed their attendance at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations next month.

This event will also bring them face to face with Prince William and Kate at St. Paul's Cathedral on June 3.

The four royals, once known as the Fab Four, were last seen together publicly in March 2020 at Westminster Abbey.

Observers noted the tension between the two couples at the time.

Despite being barred from appearing on the Buckingham Palace balcony, Harry and Meghan expressed their excitement and honor at attending the Jubilee celebrations.

The Queen has limited the balcony appearance to working members of the royal family, excluding Prince Andrew and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Buckingham Palace explained that this decision was made after careful consideration, with only those carrying out official public duties included.

During a recent visit to Windsor Castle, Harry and Meghan did not have the opportunity to meet with Kate Middleton and Prince William.

However, their upcoming reunion at St. Paul's Cathedral may provide an opportunity for the royals to bridge their differences.

Accompanied by their children, Archie and Lilibet, the Thanksgiving event could potentially bring the family closer together and foster reconciliation.