There was a time when Kate Middleton confronted Prince Harry about concerns about Meghan Markle when they were dating, a new book claims. Royals at War: The Untold Story of Harry and Meghan’s Shocking Split with the House of Windsor.
Written by investigative journalists Dylan Howard and Andy Tillett, the book claims that Harry’s sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, tried to convince him to move cautiously when it came to wooing Meghan.
“[Kate] He gently reminded her that she was dating someone with a completely different life, past, and career and that it would take time, care, and attention for them to integrate, “the authors write, they reported. Daily mail.
Kate’s husband and Harry’s brother reportedly expressed the same concerns when asked, “Is she correct?” shortly after being introduced to the former actress.
According to the book, Harry’s family had good intentions and asked these questions out of genuine concern.
“The cracks that eventually opened up in the royal family after Meghan’s arrival could have been avoided if Harry could empathize and take his brother’s concerns in the spirit they were intended for,” the authors write, according to the outlet.
The writers also claim that Harry was attracted to Meghan because of her “confidence, commitment, drive and ambition” when meeting because “she was unconsciously looking for a figure to replace the mother who was cruelly ripped from her at a vulnerable age.”
This is why Harry goes out of his way to protect Meghan, because he feels that he could not do the same for his mother, Princess Diana.
“It is my opinion that Harry feels that he cannot protect his mother, so he is doing everything possible to protect his wife. He is so sensitive that he often sees criticism or negativity where there is none,” a royal assistant told the authors.
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