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PRINCE Charles tried to help Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton make amends twice amid the growing rift between them, it has been reported.

It has been said that Charles was trying to act as a peacemaker between his two sons' other halves when he walked Meghan down the aisle at the Royal Wedding in May.

 Prince Charles may have walked Meghan Markle down the aisle in an effort to simmer tensions within the family
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Prince Charles may have walked Meghan Markle down the aisle in an effort to simmer tensions within the familyCredit: PA:Press Association

Tensions between the sisters-in-law have been brewing for around a year – but the Prince of Wales has reportedly made a few attempts to smooth things over.

He requested the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge invite Prince Harry and Meghan to their countryside home Anmer Hall near Sandringham in hopes to make Meghan feel like a welcomed member of the family.

However, the meeting was spoiled by a “ghastly row”.

A senior Royal aide told that Meghan was judged to be “downright rude” upon arrival.

 Kate Middleton and Meghan have reportedly been embroiled in a series of rows
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Kate Middleton and Meghan have reportedly been embroiled in a series of rowsCredit: Getty - Contributor
Meghan Markle ‘left Kate Middleton in tears’ over her strict demands for Princess Charlotte’s bridesmaid outfit

The aide added: “Kate had a quite word with Meghan. It escalated rapidly after Meghan complained to Harry that she had been ‘told off’.”
By the week of the wedding things appeared to have reached a boiling point.

It was reported that the tension between Meghan and Kate was at fever-pitch after the Duchess of Cambridge was reduced to tears over a dress fitting for bridesmaid Princess Charlotte.

At the same time Meghan’s father Thomas Markle pulled out of the wedding, which left an important role to be filled.

Within hours it had emerged Meghan asked Prince Charles to step in and walk her down the aisle for her big day.

 Kate and Meghan are said to have had a 'ghastly row' over the Christmas period last year
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Kate and Meghan are said to have had a 'ghastly row' over the Christmas period last yearCredit: Getty - Contributor

At the time Kensington Palace stressed he was “pleased to welcome Ms Markle to the Royal Family this way”.

This is the latest claim in the saga about the Duchess’ frosty relationship that appears to escalating.

After last year’s row at Anmer Hall, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge may be spending Christmas with the Middleton clan at Buckleberry Manor in Berkshire to avoid repeating the experience.

Pregnant Meghan and Prince Harry will spend the big day with the Queen in Sandringham.

 Thomas Markle pulled out of walking Meghan down the aisle at the last minute
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Thomas Markle pulled out of walking Meghan down the aisle at the last minuteCredit: James Breeden - The Sun

Kensington Palace has started a “mole hunt” to find whoever is responsible for a number of unfavourable leaks about the frostiness between Kate and Meghan, according to

It comes after a series of potentially damaging stories have appeared in the UK press focusing on the growing tensions between the sister-in-laws.

One includes Meghan Markle reportedly being sharp with her staff, including reducing her PA, Melissa Toubati, 39, to tears and ultimately leading to her handing in her resignation.

And a furious Duchess of Cambridge recently slapped down Meghan after she spoke rudely to a member of Kate's staff telling her doing so was "unacceptable".

There has also been speculation the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are moving out of Kensington Palace to Frogmore Cottage in the grounds of Windsor Castle due to tensions between the two households.

Prince Harry looks lovingly at Meghan Markle as he sees her for the first time walking down the aisle as the mother of the bride wells up with happiness


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