Prince Harry being treated like Meghan Markle’s third child
Royal experts have just called Prince Harry ‘more of a third child’ to Meghan Markle than her husband
Experts have just accused Prince Harry of behaving as if Meghan Markle is his mother instead of wife.
These admissions and claims have been brought to light by hosts Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffiths.
The admissions came during an interview on the HELLO! Magazine’s A Right Royal Podcast.
Ms Caamano started the chat off by recounting a converastion with a friend who argued, “‘The only thing I can take away from this is that Megan has three children’, a sentiment the royal journalist did ‘not disagree’ with.”
“Him taking all the laughing gas, for me, that's a red line. That's just not funny.”
This admission comes in relation to admissions by Prince himself who once admitted himself, “Meg was so calm. I was calm too. I saw two ways of enhancing my calm. One, Nando's chicken, brought by our bodyguards. Two, a canister of laughing gas beside Meg’s bed. I took several slow penetrating hits.”
“When her contractions began to quicken and deepen. A nurse came and tried to give some laughing gas to Meg, there was none left.”
This has made Ms Caamano believe Harry is “Meghan’s third child”.
“I just would not admit it. To me, it just feels like he is Meghan's third child. I just feel like he's very immature for 38 and I don't think he should have told us that. I could live without knowing [about] those moments.”
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