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Prince William Thinks Meghan Markle Is The ‘Lowest Form of Pond Life’

According to the report that suggests Prince William thinks his sister-in-law is the “lowest form of pond life.”

He just can’t get over the fact that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle not only removed the plug on their relationship with the royal family instead they packed their bags and moved to California in the most dramatic fashion anyone has ever seen.

According to royal expert and author Lady Colin Campbell believes that the reports suggesting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wished Prince William and Kate Middleton a happy tenth wedding anniversary truthfully is nothing more than trash.

Lady C stated that she believes the report was set up as the Cambridges and Sussexes are absolutely not interacting with one another right now.

She stated, “My information is that this is a total setup. That nobody is pleased or fooled by these supposed good wishes. That in fact, Prince William cannot abide by his sister-in-law.

My understanding is that he regards her as lower than the lowest form of pond life. And that he is spitting bricks. Not only about the treacherous way in which she invented all sorts of slurs, slanders, and miss-remembrances to attack the Royal Family unfairly and untruthfully. But also, to attack his wife.”

She says that Prince William will never accept Meghan Markle’s apology for the way she lost Kate Middleton under the bus in the way she did when her Oprah Winfrey interviews back in March.

Lady C continued, “I understand that he regards it as unforgivable that this pushy little scrubber, who has hustled her way up into his family, had the temerity to attack his wife. A) knowing that it wasn’t fair and B) that she couldn’t defend herself.”

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