Queen Camilla Allegedly Claimed Meghan Markle ‘Brainwashed’ Prince Harry, Novel Book Claims
A new book alleges Queen Camilla privately told a friend that Meghan Markle had “brainwashed” Prince Harry, igniting further discussion about tensions within the royal family. The claims, detailed in Tom Bower’s new book, Betrayal: Power, Deceit and the Fight for the Future of the Royal Family, come as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle defend themselves against what they call a “deranged conspiracy” perpetuated by the author.
Royal Tensions Following the Wedding
According to Bower, the remark came shortly after the lavish wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at St George’s Chapel in 2018. While the couple enjoyed a Mediterranean honeymoon, relations behind palace walls were reportedly deteriorating. The book details a tense showdown between Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, which escalated when Markle reportedly told William, “If you don’t mind, get your finger out of my face.”
Camilla’s Alleged Remark and Concerns from William and Kate
Following the reported confrontation, Queen Camilla allegedly confided in a friend, stating that Meghan Markle had “brainwashed” Prince Harry Page Six. Prior to the marriage, Prince William reportedly expressed concerns to Harry that the relationship was moving too quickly, stating, “It’s gone too quickly.” The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, allegedly shared similar concerns, believing Harry might be susceptible to Markle’s influence The Times.
Sussexes’ Response and Claims of a ‘Deranged Conspiracy’
In response to the book’s claims, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement criticizing Bower’s perform as a “fixation” and a “deranged conspiracy.” They accused the author of constructing elaborate theories without a factual basis Yahoo Entertainment. A spokesperson for the couple has described the book as a ‘deranged conspiracy’ Instagram.
Lingering Resentment and ‘Spare’ Status
Bower also alleges that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex felt resentment over their position within the royal hierarchy, believing they were destined to be “spares” rather than heirs.