Fresh claims have emerged about remarks allegedly made behind closed doors at King Charles’ coronation, with Meghan Markle once again at the centre of royal tension.
The Duchess of Sussex did not attend the historic ceremony at Westminster Abbey, choosing instead to remain in California. However, according to Channel 5’s Lip-Reading the Royals, conversations during the event reportedly included pointed comments about her from within the family.
On the programme, lip-reading experts suggested that Prince Edward made a remark implying that patience would eventually wear thin, adding that Meghan should not be allowed to become “too comfy.” Princess Anne was also said to have made critical observations, with the show claiming she described Meghan as jealous and prone to stirring unease.
Royal commentator Dickie Arbiter weighed in on the claims, stating that tensions between Meghan and certain members of the family have been longstanding. He suggested that feelings of rivalry have shaped the strained dynamic, adding that reconciliation appears unlikely given the current climate.
Further remarks attributed to Edward suggested a strategy of distancing, while Anne was quoted as acknowledging a clear sense of disconnection.
The reported exchanges, if accurate, underline the continued strain between the Sussexes and the wider Royal Family. While none of the individuals involved have publicly confirmed the alleged comments, the programme has reignited debate about the depth of division behind palace walls.
