New Book Reveals Meghan Markle's Tactile Nature Created Royal Tensions

Former palace staff claim Meghan Markle's affectionate demeanor caused discomfort and gossip, deepening rifts within the royal family.

Journalist Tom Quinn's new book, 'Yes Ma’am: The Secret Life of Royal Servants,' details claims from former royal staff about Meghan Markle's behavior during her time in the palace.
Meghan's habit of hugging and cheek-kissing, including frequent interactions with Prince William, was misinterpreted by some staff as flirting, though there was no evidence to support this claim.
Her tactile nature reportedly made senior royals, including William, Kate Middleton, and King Charles, uncomfortable, exacerbating existing tensions within the family.
The book also describes Meghan's disdain for the royal hierarchy, with staff alleging she viewed some traditions as outdated and the senior royals as overly sensitive.
Additional anecdotes include claims about strained relationships within the royal family and humorous insights into the personalities of various members, such as Prince Andrew and Prince Harry.