Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are eager to promote themselves and have “rubbed” their “brand operation” in Prince William and Catherine’s faces, a royal expert has claimed.
The Duchess of Sussex recently launched her new brand, American Riviera Orchard, while the Duke of Sussex has taken part in a number of interviews and tours as his sister-in-law Catherine and father King Charles focus on their health following their respective cancer diagnosis. But according to a royal expert, the Princess of Wales has been left “deeply upset” as the Sussexes’ “operation” is being “rubbed in their faces” while she remains out of work on medical advice.
Her husband, William, showed he would put his family first, in order to support this wife Catherine and their three children during a challenging time. However, according to Mr Bower, William is facing “pressure” and has still attended several engagements on his own.
Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan have been working hard to promote her new business venture, the Invictus Games and their upcoming Netflix projects. The writer claimed William has faced “constant sniping from California” and is likely to be “furious” with his brother Harry.
Royal expert Tom BoweBower said: “Not only is there the pressure on William, but also the constant sniping from California. I’m sure he’s furious with Harry, he’s behaved appallingly.”
According to The Royal Observer, the author also said claims Harry made against the Waleses were “outrageous, rude, unfair” and created “a real struggle” for William and Catherine. About the timing of the launch of Meghan’s American Riviera Orchard and the wider “brand Sussex”, Mr Bower said: “While they’re establishing this so-called brand Sussex, the family here is going through torment. After Charles’ diagnosis, Harry came over for half an hour, and that’s it, he’s done nothing else.”
He added: “I can imagine that Kate and William are deeply upset by having the Sussexes’ brand operation rubbed in their face while they’re going through this tragedy.” It comes as a royal aide insisted Catherine “needs the space and privacy to recover right now” even though she made “a clear commitment” to her public works.
