Kate Middleton and Camilla Parker Bowles were seen looking gloomy on Monday – the day after rogue relatives Meghan Markle and Prince Harry assaulted the royal family in a bombshell TV session.
A somber-faced Middleton – whom Markle especially accused of making her cry – was photographed being taken to London’s Kensington Palace in the morning.
Markle told interviewer Oprah Winfrey in the chat that aired Sunday in the United States as Middleton, the wife of Harry’s brother, Prince William, “made me cry and really hurt me” during some kind of dispute over the flower of the Duchess of Sussex -girl dressed before her marriage to Harry.
Markle said that Middleton later apologized, “and I forgave her”.
In more images released on Monday, biracial Markle said it was outrageous that the scrutiny that Kate faced while dating William was compared to the racism directed at her, as she said some members of the royal family suggested.
“Rude is not racist,” Markle told Winfrey.
As for Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, she remained serious and with a distant look in her eyes as she passed through central London on Monday.
She had to endure her stepson Harry by telling Winfrey that her father and husband, Prince Charles, are “trapped” in his real life. Harry said he feels sorry for his father and brother.
Harry also claimed that his father stopped taking his calls after he and Markle parted ways with the royal family.
“I really feel disappointed,” said Harry to Winfrey.
Still, “of course, I will always love him,” said the prince of his father.
Charles was “in a state of despair” during the interview, even when Harry had already sent an email to his father to try to explain why the couple did this, Vanity Fair reported.