Meghan Markle has reportedly left Palace insiders “concerned and shocked” after allegedly discussing her private reunion with King Charles, despite warnings from Queen Camilla.
Royal commentator Rob Shuter claimed that Meghan spoke about the meeting after returning to California, raising fresh concerns within royal circles about privacy and trust.
Prince Harry and Meghan traveled to Britain with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in July. During the visit, the family reunited with Charles at his Highgrove estate.
Shortly after returning from the UK, Meghan attended a California dinner party alongside Martha Stewart. Although the two women reportedly exchanged only a few words, Stewart still knew that the duchess had recently met with the King.
Shuter suggested that Palace insiders found the situation troubling.
Martha “said she exchanged only a few words with Meghan, yet still knew the Duchess had ‘just gotten back from the palace,’” he wrote, adding that royal sources believe the detail “speaks volumes.”
“The entire purpose of that reunion was to rebuild trust,” a source told the commentator.
“When details start circulating outside a very small circle, alarms go off. In Hollywood, conversations have a way of traveling much farther than intended.”
The source added that Meghan was attending someone else’s dinner party and was surrounded by people she did not know well.
“Yet the royal meeting was already part of the conversation,” the insider claimed. “That’s what has Palace insiders concerned.”
The latest claims follow a report by New Idea alleging that Queen Camilla had warned she could “close the door” on Meghan if expectations surrounding the privacy of the meeting were ignored.
Days after meeting Charles, Meghan shared a collection of family photographs on social media, including images from the Sussexes’ visit to Britain.
