Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle's 'Ghastly Row' Began Last Year After This Encounter

On Saturday, the British publication ran with another story that Kate and Meghan had an explosive row over the treatment of the Duchess of Cambridge's staff.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are in for a treat if they spend Christmas with the Middleton family this year!

This comes as Buckingham Palace released a very clipped response to a particular story that's been circulating about Meghan and Kate. Last week, The Sun reported that Meghan left Kate "in tears over her demands for Princess Charlotte's bridesmaid dress after a "stressful" fitting". Officials said on Saturday that Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will move from Kensington Palace in central London to Frogmore Cottage, a house on the grounds of Windsor Estate, early next year.

Despite the royal drama, Fergie was thrilled to be there on Prince Harry's big day and couldn't help but feel overwhelmed with joy as she thought of how Princess Diana would have reacted to Harry's new wife.

"Even Harry found this surprising, but Megs wants to ensure her birth is as natural as possible".

Well-placed royal sources have previously insisted there has been no major falling out between the two couples but confirmed that the two duchesses do not get on particularly well and there have been some tensions behind the scenes.

According to podcast On Heir, starring Emily Andrews and Omid Scodie, "male members of the royal family do wear wedding rings", despite rumours to the contrary.

"The fact is simply are they want privacy away from onlookers and paparazzi", one royal watcher said.

Thomas Markle, 74, is said to be "seething with anger" at "relentless criticism every time she says or does anything". While Meghan Markle's sister-in-law and her husband enjoy what appears to be the flawless marriage, there is one thing William refuses to do which breaks all royal family marriage tradition.

Meanwhile, there have been further reports that Harry and Meghan have not endeared themselves to royal household staff with their somewhat "dictatorial" behaviour.