An excerpt from the book underscores the hurt feelings caused by the decision of Harry and Meghan to go into self-imposed exile.
A new book on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex lays bare the turmoil in the House of Windsor before the pair walked away from senior roles in Britain's royal family, describing relations so frosty that Prince Harry, Prince William and their spouses were barely on speaking terms by time the saga came to a close., which appeared Saturday in the Times of London, underscored the hurt feelings caused b y the decision of Harry and Meghan to go into self-imposed exile.
In an interview with the Times that accompanied the excerpt, Scobie said to “purposefully snub your sister-in-law or your brother or brother-in-law in Kate’s case . . . I don’t think it left a great taste in the couple’s mouths.” “As their popularity had grown, so did Harry and Meghan’s difficulty in understanding why so few inside the palace were looking out for their interests,'' the excerpt said. “They were a major draw for the royal family.”
“The Sussexes had made the monarchy more relatable to those who had never before felt a connection,'' they wrote. “However, there were concerns that the couple should be brought into the fold; otherwise the establishment feared their popularity might eclipse that of the royal family.''
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