Meghan Markle’s Quest for Precedence in Royal Duties Revealed by Author

Author Angela Levin has brought to light Meghan Markle’s alleged behavior during her tenure as a senior member of the Royal Family, suggesting a penchant for taking the lead at royal events, often ahead of Princess Kate. During an appearance on GBN America, Levin delved into what she perceives as Meghan’s inability to adhere to royal protocol, particularly in instances requiring her to follow Princess Kate.

Levin recounted instances where Meghan seemed eager to enter rooms first during royal engagements, a move that reportedly required aides to intervene, ensuring that the Duchess did not precede Queen Elizabeth II. Levin interprets this behavior as a sign of Meghan’s impatience and a desire to always be at the forefront.

Despite acknowledging Meghan’s potential to make significant contributions to the Royal Family, Levin lamented what she saw as Meghan’s impatience and her need to assert dominance, traits that she believes have manifested in Meghan’s recent endeavors, including the launch of a new lifestyle brand.

Meghan and Prince Harry’s departure from royal duties in 2020 marked a significant turn in their public life, with the couple now residing in Montecito, California. The launch of Meghan’s lifestyle brand, coinciding with the Diana Award announcement, has drawn criticism, with Levin accusing Meghan of seeking the spotlight even at the expense of Prince Harry’s connection to his late mother’s legacy.

Levin’s comments paint a picture of a complex dynamic within the Royal Family and Meghan’s post-royal pursuits, suggesting a continual struggle for recognition and influence. According to a source speaking to People, Meghan is excited about her new brand, American Riviera Orchard, believing it resonates with her personal journey and is eagerly anticipating its official launch.