Non-stop Attack: Charles Hits Meg Hard, Proving Duchess is a Liar

Among the many revelations from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix docu-series, “Harry and Meghan,” one moment stood out.

Meghan recounted her uncomfortable first meeting with her sister-in-law, Kate Middleton.

According to Meghan, the source of the awkwardness seemed to be her status as a self-described hugger, while Kate, as a Brit, was not accustomed to such displays of affection.

Megan explained, “I didn't know that could be jarring for a lot of Brits.”

However, recent events seem to prove Meghan wrong about the Brits and the Royals' stance on hugging.

Earlier this week, some British Royals were spotted openly hugging each other in public.

During the Christmas Carol service at Westminster Abbey, Prince George and Princess Charlotte joined their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton.

And when Charles saw his grandkids, George and Charlotte, he greeted them with warm hugs, just like any loving grandparent would.

This display of affection has caused some to declare Meghan officially proven wrong.

Royal editor Chris Ship commented on the event, saying, “The senior royal family chose tonight to put on a show of unity and even some public displays of affection between father and son and Granddad and grandchildren.

You might even spot one of these hugs that Meghan said Brits find so jarring.”

While it's unclear whether Charles hugged his grandchildren in public specifically to prove Meghan wrong, it does raise the possibility that the formality of the British Royals might make them uncomfortable with hugs from strangers, while being perfectly at ease with close family members.

This sentiment was further emphasized when Kate Middleton's children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, joined her in a special new royal Christmas tradition.

The nine-year-old Prince George and his seven-year-old sister, Princess Charlotte, attended the Prince of Wales' second annual holiday concert, “Royal Carols Together at Christmas.”

The young royals were mini-me versions of their parents, donning matching outfits as they arrived at Westminster Abbey.

Kate and Prince William perfectly coordinated their ensembles with both children, with Kate and Charlotte wearing similar burgundy hues, while William and George sported suits and ties.

The event showcased the solidarity of the British royal family in their fight against what they perceive as Meghan's false claims.

Princess Eugenie of York and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, as well as several other family members, were also in attendance, further highlighting the unity within the royal family.

In conclusion, recent events have challenged Meghan Markle's assertions about the British Royals' aversion to hugs.

With Prince Charles openly hugging his grandkids and the entire royal family coming together for a festive concert, it seems that the formality Meghan experienced during her first meeting with Kate Middleton does not extend to all aspects of royal life.

The British royal family stands united against what they see as Meghan's false narrative.