Meghan Markle ‘framed herself victim’ in royal family<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/p><\/div>\nMeghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex’s feelings about her time as working royal, have been revealed.<\/p>\n
According to royal author Tom Quinn, the wife of Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex expected freedom and glamour in the royal family, but instead became what-she-described as “slave princess.”<\/p>\n
As quoted by RadarOnline<\/i>, a palace insider revealed, “She played the race card by calling herself a ‘slave princess,’ but the reality was she was living in one of the world’s grandest homes, with staff and privilege, simply being asked to follow rules like every other royal.”<\/p>\n
“It shows how she framed herself as a victim when really she was in a very privileged position,” the source claimed.<\/p>\n
Moreover, Quinn wrote in his book Gilded Youth<\/i>, “She was a global superstar but was being told what she could and could not do, what she could and could not say. She hated it.”<\/p>\n
On the other hand, he also revealed that Meghan was furious when she and Harry were denied Windsor Castle, and instead placed in a Kensington Palace cottage.<\/p>\n
“I don’t think in the whole history there was ever a greater divide between what someone expected when they became a member of the royal family and what they discovered it was really like,” Quinn wrote.<\/p>\n
However, the sources have claimed that Meghan Markle’s resentment fuels her opposition to Prince Harry mending ties with his family.<\/p>\n
While the Duke of Sussex recently had an emotional meeting with King Charles, the Duchess of Sussex allegedly fears returning to the UK.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n