They might be at odds, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s rift with the British royal family and Prince William , in particular, isn’t entirely devoid of kindness. According to a biographer, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex try not to “overlap” with the Prince of Wales on scheduling. Harry and Meghan don’t want projects to ‘overlap’ with William’s Speaking to The Sun ’s Fabulous magazine, royal author Phil Dampier claimed while Harry and Meghan have set up a “rival court” in the U.
K., they’re also making sure their projects don’t “overlap” with William. “Now that they [have] set up as this kind of rival court,” he said, “they will obviously hope that things they do not overlap with what William’s doing.
” As for what they have coming up, Dampier highlighted big events for William and Harry. “He’s [William’s] got events with the Earthshot Prize that he’s involved in in South Africa later in the year. And Harry, of course, has got his Invictus Games.
” “So as long as they don’t directly clash in terms of dates, and try and score points off each other, and they’re not directly competing in the same field, I think they can carry on,” he said. The author also called it “tragic William and his wife, Kate Middleton , along with Harry and Meghan, are doing their “own thing.” The Sussexes, he said, were they still working royals, could’ve helped with official engagements after King Charles III and the Princess of Wales an.