Buckingham and Kensington Palace have remained tight-lipped on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s tell-all Netflix series, but insiders have revealed tensions are boiling within the royal upper ranks.
The Prince of Wales became a central focus in coverage of the final episodes of ‘Meghan & Harry’ following their release this week when Prince Harry accused his brother of “shouting” at him in a meeting.
He told documentary crews it was “terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me” in the presence of his father, then Prince Charles, and Queen Elizabeth II.
Royal officials have refused to comment on the allegations, but insiders have given the first glimpse of feelings among the working royals.
Katie Nicholl, the royal correspondent for Vanity Fair, gave a brief overview of post-documentary emotion within Buckingham Palace.
She told Entertainment Tonight that “tempers are flaring” in the household, adding the series has provoked “a lot of resentment”.
Ms Nicholl said the series would have affected Prince William most profoundly.
She said: “William will be taking this very personally.
“I think he’s incredibly upset and feels very badly betrayed by his brother.”
Royal Family members have not communicated any resentment or ill feeling on their part.
And members of the public have provided their full support.
