‘Queen and Charles urged Meghan to try to reconcile with her father,’ book claims
17 July 2022, 09:15
The Duchess of Sussex rejected a suggestion by the Queen and the Prince of Wales for her to fly to the US to reconcile her differences with her father, a new book has claimed.
The biography, Revenge, by Tom Bower, claims the Royals were disappointed by Meghan not making peace with her father.
An extract from the book, published today in the Sunday Times, details how the couple were faced with pressure to resolve the rift not long after they got married in 2018.
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The book claims Prince Harry told his father that Meghan did not want to contact her father because she had suspicions over his phone and his ‘email account was compromised.’
Meghan was urged in a call with the Royals to fly to America for ‘a reconciliation’.
Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the claims.
