According to a bombshell book, Prince William reportedly sought assurances from the late Queen that Meghan Markle would not wear any of Princess Diana's jewellery before her marriage to Prince Harry, amidst concerns over their relationship. It has been widely suggested that William urged his brother to proceed cautiously when he first began dating Meghan, a former Suits star, in 2016. In his controversial memoir, Spare Harry, Prince Harry recalled significant tension with his brother as he prepared for his wedding to Meghan.
Now, in Robert Jobson's new book titled "Catherine, The Princess Of Wales: The Biography," the author and royal expert claims that relations between the brothers deteriorated before the 2018 nuptials. Jobson asserts that William insisted on assurances from their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, that Harry's bride would not wear their late mother's jewellery, despite Kate wearing Diana's iconic sapphire engagement ring. In the serialisation published in The Mail on Sunday, the book details how tensions escalated within the royal family as Harry and Meghan's wedding approached.
According to Harry's own account in Spare, Meghan and Kate had an awkward incident involving lip gloss several months before the wedding, and tensions heightened further regarding bridesmaid dresses. And in his new book, the author writes: "By the time William was confirmed as best man, the relationship had worsened. I have been told that still concerned about the match, he'd sought .