The dispute between Meghan Markle and Princess Kate did not lead to the bridesmaid dispute or the first failed meeting, as previously assumed, but to Kate’s preference for designer Erdem Moralıoğlu. He was a favorite of both women and had to make a choice.
London – Whoever thought that Prince Harry’s (38) memoir “Spare” had clarified what the antipathy between Harry’s wife was Megan Markle (41) and her sister-in-law Princess Kate (41) is wrong. Neither the first meeting between the prince brothers and their wives, nor the palace, which according to Harry is said to have fueled the potential for conflict as opponents, are to blame for the fact that the relationship between the two women always seemed strained. New details that the telegraph wants to have experienced, let the Zoff between Meghan and Kate appear in a whole new light.
Privileged access to the designs of fashion designer Erdem Moralıoğlu caused trouble
In truth, a fashion feud strained the relationship between the sisters-in-law early on. Meghan and Kate’s relationship was doomed from the moment the Princess of Wales took precedence. At the center of the desire of both fashionistas: British designer Erdem Moralıoğlu (46). He is a favorite of both Prince Williams’ wife (40) and Meghan Markle. When Moralıoğlu gave Kate priority access to his outfits, it reportedly sparked the early upset.
Meghan is said to have been so upset that she questioned why William’s wife took precedence over her. Kate is “not even the queen,” she reportedly claimed. Since Princess Kate was already a customer of the designer with Canadian-Turkish roots, Meghan was left behind. The former actress wore Moralıoğlu designs to a number of performances before marrying into the Windsor family. After becoming royal, Meghan stopped wearing the controversial fashion designer’s clothes in public until 2019, the reports say telegraph.
Meghan and Harry – Curse of the runners-up
At least since the publication of Prince Harry’s biography “Reserve” (“Spare”) it has been clear: Prince Harry (38) has suffered since childhood from feeling like his brother William’s (40) “substitute man”. Apparently he got the feeling of being “only” the second-born son of Charles (74) and Diana (36, † 1997), instilled early on.
Disputes over preferential treatment put a strain on the relationship between the prince’s wives
Prince Harry should have missed the fact that it was about clothes instead of children. For a long time it was unclear who had made whom cry. Meghan Kate or vice versa. But the Duke of Sussex had cleaned up the bridesmaid story in his controversial memoir, Spare. Princess Charlotte (7) first cried because her dress didn’t fit, then Meghan because Kate just wanted a new dress for her daughter.
The tailor who fixed the problem dresses in four nights basically confirmed Prince Harry’s version. Camilla Tominey wrote in the telegraph About Kate’s special treatment: “Suffice it to say that the idea of her soon-to-be sister-in-law receiving preferential treatment did not go down well with Meghan.” Both Meghan and Kate have now risen to the fashion Olympus and have long since had the need for such disputes . Sources used: thetelegraph.co.uk, mirror.co.uk, dailystar.co.uk
