Following Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's attendance at the One Year to Go celebrations for the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025 in Canada, a royal expert has expressed skepticism about Meghan's relationship with her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana.
According to The Sun, royal editor Ingrid Seward suggests that Princess Diana would have found it challenging to approve of Meghan due to her perceived assertiveness. Seward commented, "It would be very difficult for any mother-in-law to like Meghan because Meghan is a powerful woman and she likes her own way. Diana, a powerful woman, likes her own way."
Seward further elaborated on the inherent tensions in the relationship between mothers and their sons' partners, highlighting the universal struggle of parents to find someone suitable for their children.
These remarks emerge against the backdrop of Meghan's frequent media attention, largely centered around her strained relationship with the royal family. From her revelations on the Oprah Winfrey Show to recent claims of 'racist royals' attributed to Meghan's alleged spokesperson Omid Scobie, the Duchess of Sussex continues to draw criticism from senior members of the royal family.
