Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle helped Prince Harry to bond with Prince Charles
Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle helped Prince Harry to bond with Prince Charles
Before the royal wedding, the Duke of Sussex didn't share a close bond with his dad Prince Charles. But after marriage Meghan Markle, supposedly made Harry's relationship better with Prince Charles.
The Daily Mail reports that in the past few months, there has been "a remarkable thawing" between the father and son's relationship, and the new Duchess of Sussex is partially responsible.
Previously, it was reported that Princes Harry and William blamed their father "for being absent for much of their childhood," the Mail reports, but Markle helped heal that wound with her instant rapport with Prince Charles.
"Meghan met Charles and was bowled over by his charm," a "family source" told the Mail. "She told Harry he was wonderful: welcoming, warm, hard-working, kind and stable."
She also advised Harry to get closer with his dad. "She made it clear that he should appreciate him and bond more," the insider said.
This is the reason why Prince Charles chose to walk With Meghan down the aisle at the royal wedding when her own father Thomas couldn't attend.
Markle has also reportedly struck up a good relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles, Prince Charles' wife and Harry's stepmom. The Duchess of Cornwall has reportedly bestowed "humorous, down-to-earth" advice upon Meghan and befriended her as a fellow "outsider" to the royal family, per the Mail.
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