Royal biographer Andrew Morton has weighed in on the likelihood of Meghan Markle ever returning to Britain with Prince Harry.
The author of Diana: Her True Story predicts the Duchess of Sussex will never move back to the UK because she won't “curtsy” to Princess Kate.Sky News"I don't see that as a runner. They've got their own lives in California. They've got their own set, they've got their own influence, and they've got their own companies."
Insiders claim the former actress is still resentful at the Princess of Wales over the pair's explosive row during a dress fitting for Princess Charlotte ahead of the Sussexes' 2018 wedding. The argument reportedly then escalated when Charlotte’s dress didn’t fit her properly and Meghan began making “demands" about"when subsequent fittings would be" - which left Kate “sobbing."
Last month an insider told Closer Magazine that Meghan feels Kate has"never been held accountable," has"never apologised" and"seemingly got away with it," the royal source said.
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