Rumors of a flirtation between Prince William and Meghan Markle, circulating during her early days as a member of the British royal family, have been debunked by a new book. 'Yes Ma'am: The Secret Life of Royal Servants,' written by royal expert Tom Quinn, reveals that Meghan's informal demeanor, including her penchant for hugs and kisses, led to misunderstandings within the Royal Family, which is accustomed to more formal conduct.
The book, based on accounts from royal staff, suggests that Meghan's approachable nature was misconstrued by some, sparking unfounded gossip about her interactions with William. This gossip, according to Quinn, contributed to a growing rift between Harry and William, ultimately culminating in the Sussexes' departure from the royal family in 2020.
The book sheds light on the cultural clash Meghan experienced upon entering the royal fold, highlighting the stark contrast between her American upbringing and the rigid protocols of the British monarchy. It also underscores the impact of unfounded rumors on the delicate dynamics within the royal family.