Camilla was snubbed by Meghan
Markle after she joined the Royal Family, an explosive new book has claimed.
According to royal biographer
Angela Levin, the Queen Consort greeted the Duchess of Sussex “warmly” when she
first came to London.
Ms. Levin said Camilla knows
“more than anyone” how difficult it is to be accepted into the Royal Family and
wanted “to help any newcomer”, The Sun reported.
She also told how the women
had “lunches together” while Camilla “spent a lot of time offering advice on
how to handle the pressure” when they started to get to know one another.
Meghan, however, seemed
“bored, was unresponsive and preferred to go her own way”.
Writing in her new book,
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall: From Outcast to Queen Consort, Angela Levin said:
“She tried to be supportive, was happy to be her mentor and took her out for
private lunches.
“A source at the time told me:
‘She doesn’t want to see anyone struggling and she is fond of Meghan.’
“Meghan, however, seemed
bored, was unresponsive and preferred to go her own way, with the result that
the Queen Consort’s advice landed on stony ground.”
She goes on to tell how taking
on the role of William and Harry’s step mum was an “almost impossible
challenge”.
The insider said: “The Duchess
always felt quite wary of Harry and used to see him out of the corner of her
eye looking at her in a long and cold way.
“She found it rather
unnerving. Otherwise, they got on quite well.”
