Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle have reportedly called it quits on their much-gossiped-about feud. After months of bitterness towards one another, Prince Charles had to step in and give the Duchesses a "stern" talking to.
Princess Diana's royal biographer Robert Jobson spoke on Australia's Sunrise show, confirming there was indeed tension behind the scenes at Kensington Palace since Meghan's arrival. I do think it has been blown up a little bit, but there have obviously been a few problems between the two ladies and even between the two princes," he said.
"I’m sure at Christmas Prince Charles was knocking heads together, and you can see that by those photographs of them all walking together in a line," he continued. "They looked like they had been pushed together in a line, to be honest."
Jobson also touched on the rumors that Meghan is choosing to deliver her baby outside London at NHS Frimley Park in order to "snub" Kate. According to Jobson, those rumors aren't true, at least. "They’re going to be down in Frogmore Cottage, which is near Windsor, so they’re going to be out of town anyway," he explained.
"This is actually where Sophie Wessex had her babies and I think they’re quite skilled in older mums," he continued. "Sophie was quite late having her babies — 38 or 39, I think — and then you’ve got Meghan, who’s going to be 37. I think it’s best to be in a National Health [Service] hospital, where they’ve got all the facilities and all of the emergency units."
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