Meghan ‘Concerned’ About New Revelations in ‘The Lost Prince’ Documentary
Meghan Markle is reportedly growing increasingly anxious about the upcoming German documentary Harry: The Lost Prince and its potential impact on her relationship with Kate Middleton. According to King Charles’ former butler, Grant Harrold, Meghan is concerned about the documentary revealing new details that could create further tension between her and the royal family.
Directed by veteran royal reporter Ulrike Grunewald, Harry: The Lost Prince focuses on the life that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle lead in Montecito. However, it does not include any direct input from the couple themselves. The documentary has stirred speculation, particularly regarding its potential to reignite old tensions with the royal family.
“There have been reports that Meghan is feeling concerned about what will come out in the documentary, The Lost Prince, and that leads me to believe that behind closed doors, her relationship with the royals is improving and tensions are being resolved,” Harrold shared. “Therefore, she wouldn’t want any new revelations to come out that could sour things once again.”
This concern about the documentary’s content comes amid reports that Meghan’s relationship with the royals, particularly with Kate Middleton, may be undergoing a quiet improvement. Meghan is said to be wary of any fresh revelations that could reignite old conflicts.
On the other hand, Kate Middleton recently shared a Christmas message that many interpreted as an olive branch, offering words of hope and forgiveness. The timing of the message led to speculation that it was directed at her brother-in-law, Prince Harry. Reports also suggest that a former aide from the Windsor family is working diligently behind the scenes to mend the rift between the two couples.
As Meghan faces the prospect of the documentary’s release, her concern about its impact on her relationship with the royals underscores the delicate balance she is attempting to maintain as she navigates her public and private life.