Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton's relationship is 'nonexistent,' they were never friends
foxnews.comRoyal watchers had long hoped that Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton would band together as wives – but the women were never friends. "There wasn’t really any relationship between the two of them," True Royalty TV co-founder Nick Bullen told Fox News Digital. "It was the brothers – Prince William and Prince Harry – who were falling out, not the sisters-in-law, not the wives." Bullen is an award-winning documentarian who has been producing programs about the British royal family for 20 years.
He has also worked closely with the king for about a decade. On April 21, the streaming platform premiered "His Majesty’s Coronation: Behind the Throne," a special featuring a panel of royal experts and insiders who dug deep into the traditions associated with the coronation.
King Charles will be crowned on May 6 at London’s Westminster Abbey. Bullen said that despite the women putting on a brave face for the public, it was difficult for them to develop any kind of bond behind palace doors. "I was talking to someone very early on in the Sussex marriage who had been at a dinner with Kate and had been asking about Meghan," Bullen claimed. "And Kate just said, ‘She’s just really different [from] the rest of us.’ And not in a negative way.They just didn’t have lots in common." "Kate is sort of a well-to-do English girl who hadn’t really had many jobs and had married her prince," he explained. "Whereas Meghan was a divorced career woman from LA.They’re just different.
So I think the relationship… was never really there as we, as the world, were hoping. We hoped it would be those shots of them going to Wimbledon together… [But] you’d be hard [pressed] to find moments when it was just the two of them coming together." Bullen added the little.
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