Meghan Markle made Kate Middleton cry for Charlotte's dress?

British tabloids have become a panzada with surprising news that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will settle in a Windsor Castle home away from Kensington Palace, the official residence of William, Kate Middleton and their three children. Rumors about a bad relationship between the duchesses were not long in coming and they now add a scandalous story about the marriage of Harry and Meghan, which has not been revealed so far.

According to the published Daily TelegraphA few weeks before the big wedding, Kate submitted her 3-year-old daughter, Charlotte, to a dress code test. The appointment was chaotic because the bride was not happy with the costume that the baby would wear, which was part of the procession. The requirements of the actress were too much for Middleton, who had just given birth to Louis, their third child, just a few days ago (the baby was born in April and the wedding takes place in May) and left the scene crying, sorry for the criticism of his beautiful -sister.

Since then, according to the tabloid, women have been able to overcome the incident, but the relationship was no longer the same.

On the wedding day, Princess Charlotte, who had just turned 3, He was one of the stars of the event next to her brother George, age 4, and she was beautiful with her Givenchy dress, the same house that took care of the bride's look.

This week, we learned that in 2019, Harry and Meghan would make their new address. "The Duke and Duchess of Susbad, who are preparing for the arrival of their first child, they want to go to Frogmore, at Windsor Castle early next year, "said the palace in a statement.

Since their engagement in 2017, the couple live at Nottingham Cottage, part of the historic Kensington Palace, William's official residence, with his wife and three children, George, Charlotte and Louis.

Frogmore House, a two-storey 19th-century building, is located inside Windsor Castle. about 30 kilometers west of London, where the marriage of the couple was celebrated on May 19th. "Windsor is a very special place for their Royal Highnesses, and they are very grateful that their official residence is on the farm," says the text.