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Last week, all eyes were on Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton, who competed in the Wimbledon Championship to attend the women's singles final on Saturday. This release was only one of the few appearances of these two people together since their rumored quarrel made headlines several months ago. This prompted the royal fans to believe that the much discussed debate could have ended.
Speculation that the royal in-laws were in conflict began when, in November 2018, it was announced that the Duke and Duchess of Susbad were leaving Kensington Palace.
Shortly after this announcement, Royal correspondent Camilla Tominey claimed that two sources had told Kate that "Kate had been left in tears" by Meghan following a dress code for Princess Charlotte prior to the royal wedding from May.
William and Harry would also have quarreled after the Duke of Cambridge warned his brother that things were going too fast with the former actress of the Suits.
Despite recent reconciliations, the images on Meghan and Harry's Instagram account could reveal a painful truth.
Last month, in Trooping the Color, Kate, Harry and Meghan were in the same car, while William was riding.
Later in the day, an image appeared on @SusbadRoyal, featuring the Duke and Duchess of Susbad, but Kate being completely sidelined.
The same thing happened for the birthday of Prince Philip, who was carrying a picture of him and Harry.
It was also cut off, so that William, who stood on the other side of the Duke of Edinburgh, did not appear.
In addition, Meghan and Harry upset some royal fans with their birthday comment to Prince William last month because he was considered "too cold".
The Duke of Cambridge turned 37 on June 21, and on this occasion, Kensington Palace shared a glimpse of royalty on social media.
Meghan Markle and Harry commented on Instagram and said, "Happy birthday to the Duke of Cambridge!"
Some users have criticized the Susbad after recently writing less formal messages to other members of the royal family.
One of them said: "@susbadroyal well, what a cold happy birthday."
Another wrote: "@susbadroyal does not seem to want it at all."
It has been widely accepted that Meghan, who was once a prolific Instagrammer before having to close his account shortly after his engagement with Harry, is involved in the maintenance of @SusbadRoyal.
According to People, the Duchess's first "clue" to the account is that the captions are written with American spellings.
"Organization" is used instead of "organization", "re-fueled" instead of "re-fueled", etc.
The Daily Mail also noted that the count was marked by "smooth and white outlines," which gave the profile a chic, stylish look – again, similar to the mood of Meghan's flow when she had one.
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