Robert Jobson’s latest book, ‘Catherine, The Princess of Wales: A Biography of the Future Queen’, has been released and is generating significant discussion about the royal family. Among the various revelations in the book is an account of a tense exchange between Prince William and Meghan Markle, where Markle reportedly told the Prince of Wales, “Keep your finger out of my face.”
According to OK Magazine, the conflict began with an argument between Markle and Catherine during Catherine’s pregnancy with Prince Louis. Markle attributed Catherine’s behavior to “baby brain,” to which Catherine responded that they were not close enough to discuss “her hormones.”
The situation intensified when Prince William intervened to support his wife, allegedly telling Markle, “Well, it’s rude, Meghan. These things are not done here,” while pointing his finger at her. Markle’s retort was, “Take your finger out of my face.”
Additionally, Jobson’s book reveals that Catherine was initially reluctant to accept the title of Princess of Wales after marrying Prince William. She was concerned about facing “stressful” comparisons with her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, who had held the same title. As Jobson noted, “She knew she’d inevitably be compared with Diana, whose untimely death had provoked such a tsunami of anger and grief. And she was right,” as reported by the Daily Mail.
In related news, a source told OK Magazine, “Harry is very anxious to go home and see his dad, catch up with his friends for his birthday in September, and also pay a visit to his aunt, Princess Anne.” However, the source added that “the situation hasn’t changed for Meghan.”