Is Meghan Markle’s ‘Difficult’ And ‘Demanding’ Behavior Behind Rumored Kate Middleton Feud?

Many have been speculating about why Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are really moving out of Kensington Palace for Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, and as reports continue to circulate that there is a growing rift between her and Kate Middleton, a new report is also claiming that the Duchess of Cambridge has a less than warm reputation inside the palace.

Since news broke that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were leaving Kensington Palace for the grounds of Windsor Castle, where their wedding was, several reports have indicated that a major battle has erupted between the former actress and her sister-in-law, Kate Middleton. Now, according to The Daily Express royal reporter Richard Palmer, tensions have arisen behind palace walls because Prince Harry’s wife is a bit “demanding.”

In a series of tweets, Palmer discussed the couple’s move to Frogmore, and revealed that some members of the royal family, as well as staff members, regard the newest Duchess in a less than warm manner, and while there is no big fallout to blame for the alleged splitting up of the “Fab Four” and the move, Middleton and Markle aren’t the best friends they’ve been painted to be in the past.

“The crazies on Twitter won’t like it but it is clear that Meghan is regarded as difficult and demanding by some in the family and on the staff,” he wrote. “The story behind Harry and Meghan’s move to Frogmore Cottage? Harry and Meghan spreading their wings. No big fallout but Kate and Meghan not close. No royal properties available in London apparently.”

This comes amid reports from The Sun, which claim that Markle and Prince Harry, who are expecting their first child together in the Spring, don’t want to live next door to William and Kate any longer because of “tensions” that have arisen between the brothers, as well as the fact that their wives haven’t really ever gotten along.

“Kate and Meghan are very different people,” a source told the publication. “They don’t really get on.”