Meghan Markle regrets royal feud with Kate Middleton: report

Meghan Markle wants to mend her relationship with Princess Kate, regretting the recent feud within the royal family. The Duchess of Sussex now aims to avoid any “bad blood,” CBN reported quotinf royal insiders. The last time she was with Princess Kate was at Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral in 2022.

“She wants to make peace with Kate. She doesn’t want any bad blood between them,” the source was quoted as saying..

Meghan’s friends say she regrets how things unfolded and never meant any harm to Kate, though she acknowledges she could have handled things differently, the report said.

“Prince Harry seems more ready to move forward,” while Meghan is keen on addressing their issues with the Windsor family through discussion, according to the royal insider.

“She feels genuinely hurt and wants a face-to-face conversation to resolve things, though the other side isn’t open to this at the moment.”

Meghan Markle wants to 'make peace' with Kate Middleton, 'regrets' royal feud: Reports - Times of India

In a narrative filled with conflicting accounts, Meghan Markle initially claimed Kate Middleton made her cry just days before her wedding to Prince Harry, though in an Oprah Winfrey interview, she reversed this, asserting she was hurt by Kate’s actions. According to Prince Harry’s memoir, Meghan was found in tears “on the floor” following an argument with Kate about bridesmaid dresses, where Kate mentioned a “problem” with Princess Charlotte’s dress.

After stepping down as senior royals in 2020, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex relocated to Montecito, California, and engaged in various projects that revealed ongoing tensions within the royal family. Their tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey and their six-part Netflix documentary disclosed significant details about the rift. However, these high-profile endeavors have further strained their relationship with the royals.

For the Sussexes to come together into the royal family, Prince Harry is expected to issue a public apology for the hurt caused by his revealing memoir, “Spare.” Despite this, a royal expert suggests that Harry might be planning to publish a second memoir once his estranged brother, Prince William, becomes king after their father, King Charles III.