Harry Allegedly Scolded Prince William, Kate To Be 'Friendlier' To Meghan Markle

As Prince Harry and Meghan struggle to create content and productions for their deals with Netflix and Spotify, a new royal book claims that Prince Harry had asked his brother Prince William to be kinder to Meghan, which reportedly left the two at odds with each other.

Tom Bower’s new book “Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors,” which has been making waves for its seeming insider information about the events surrounding Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, recounts an incident where Prince Harry reportedly told Prince William for him and Kate to treat Meghan better, according to Marie Claire.

“Members of their family, said Harry, were not showing her [Meghan] sufficient support, respect, or friendship,” Bowers wrote in an excerpt of the book. “Meghan, Harry believed, should be just as appreciated as their mother [Princess Diana].

“William’s reply was not sympathetic.”

The two brothers have reportedly been at odds with each other due to conflicts related to Meghan and Kate’s relationship, with the scandal regarding a wedding incident where one of the two Windsor wives cried reportedly increasing the tensions between the two couples.

The tension between the couple and the Royal Family reportedly led to Harry and Meghan leaving their roles as working royals and spurred them to move to America to pursue more commercial pursuits in Hollywood, Forbes reported.

Recently, Harry and Meghan’s commercial production arm at Archewell appears to be having trouble with creating content for their million-dollar contracts with Netflix and Spotify, including the cancellation of Meghan’s animated film “Pearl.”

Despite that, Harry and Meghan have a slate of projects coming into the future, from Harry’s upcoming memoir co-written by JR Mohringer to a future Netflix docu-series following the former royal couple’s daily lives.

The memoir, especially, is highly-anticipated by the public and extremely dreaded by the Royal Family and the Firm for what is believed to be an explosive set of passages that may focus on how Harry coped with Diana’s death as well as the Royal Family’s treatment of him.