The surprising reasons Meghan Markle and Prince Charles have united

In his new play on prince Charles for the Daily mail, royal author Angela Levin takes a little time to explore the relationship between the Duchess of Sussex and her new father-in-law. Both have always seemed to hear, at least on the basis of their friendly body language during the events, as well as the fact that Meghan had asked Charles to go to the royal wedding while his own father, Thomas was unable to attend. Meghan and Prince Harry also spent nearly a week with Charles earlier this summer.

Levin explains that Charles and Meghan hear well. She notes that all theories that Charles might be frustrated by the drama caused by the half-sister of Thomas and Meghan, Samantha, are not valid at all. Meghan's family struggles only brought her and Charles closer to each other, says Levin.

"Anyone who thinks Mega's father's, step-sister's and half-brother's televised serial antics have influenced Charles's feelings about his new daughter-in-law could not be more wrong," writes Wine. "On the contrary, it was an immaculate source close to the prince. "There have been so many traumas and crises in the personal life of the royal family, from the Duke of Windsor. And a lot of royal divorces. This is why the troubled family history of the Duchess of Sussex attaches her even more to Charles. "

This is not everything! They do not just send SMS messages to each other. TMZ links telling the latest antics of Thomas! They both like art too! Levin continues: "It's not just the dysfunctional families that unite Charles and Meghan. They have woven links between art, history and culture. Meghan is particularly keen to know the previous royals and the artists who painted them. The prince thinks she is "unbelievably intelligent" and, having been trained by the Hollywood machine, she is particularly well equipped to deal with the ever-scrutinized life of a king. "

As others also suspected, because of their bitterness at some royal engagements, Levin says that Camilla The Duchess of Cornwall and Meghan are also launching. "Camilla gets on very well with her too," the source added. "Notably because they both joined the royal family from outside. Camilla does her best to find time to spend with Meghan, get to know her and make her feel welcome. She is the ideal mother-in-law. "

This report, combined with yesterday's news that Doria Ragland, Meghan's mother, will probably join the family in the Queens the residence at Sandringham at Christmas, indicates that Meghan was very well received by the royal family, as far as the tabloid covers could shout otherwise.

Full screenpictures:All that Meghan Markle wore during his South Pacific tour

November 1, 2018

Dressed in a Givenchy sweater and skirt in Rotorua, New Zealand.

Photo: By Dominic Lipinski / PA Images / Getty Images.

October 31, 2018

Wearing Stella McCartney in Rotorua, New Zealand.

Photo: By Samir Hussein / WireImage.

October 31, 2018

Dressed in Norrøna's Puffer 'Oslo' jacket and Mother Denim jeans at Redwoods Treewalk Rotorua.

Photo: by Kirsty Wigglesworth / Getty Images.

October 30, 2018

Porter Antonio Berardi at a reception with the New Zealand Prime Minister.

Photo: By Phil Walter / AFP / Getty Images.

October 16, 2018

For the couple's first appearance, Meghan paired a white dress of Australian stylist Karen Gee – dubbed "Blessed", with a pretty beige trench.

Photo: By Karwai Tang / WireImage.

October 16, 2018

Meghan has changed to an evening look in a Brandon Maxwell olive green dress.

Photo: By Samir Hussein / WireImage.

October 16, 2018

Meghan wore a pair of butterfly earrings that had belonged to Princess Diana during the two appearances on Monday.

Photo: left, by Samir Hussein / WireImage; Right Georges De Keerle / Getty Images.

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