Meghan Markle’s whispers against William get exposed: ‘Harry bullies usually give in when outnumbered’
Even before the UK move even happened a big red flag pops up and it comes straight from Prince William’s camp
Meghan Markle, the wife and mother to Prince Archie’s children appears to be standing on the cusp of a major upheaval and the red flags staring at her from Prince William’s camp are ever growing its just been revealed.
According to a well placed source, “It’s not just about what has happened in the past that’s a huge red flag for Meghan, it’s how William is handling things now which is even more worrisome because he’s clearly still so vengeful and angry.”
The source even attempted to explain her point of view. According to Closer they said, “to her it’s is very difficult to have a genuine relationship with anyone who doesn’t admit they played a part. That doesn’t sit well with Meghan, she wants him to stand firm, the way they have been doing.”
Moreover “in her view,” they say “it’s very telling that while Harry is focused on rebuilding his situation with his seriously ill father, all William seems to be doing is standing in the way and trying his best to slam the door shut.”
Before signing off they also dropped a bomb. Reportedly, she’s also telling him behind the scenes that “bullies usually give in when they feel outnumbered,” and “if Harry keeps plugging away and bringing more people on to their side, eventually William won’t have any other choice but to come calling.”
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