The dissatisfaction of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with their royal duties began years before their high-profile departure in 2020, as revealed in a recent biography by The Mirror’s royal editor Russell Myers. The biography sheds light on the tensions within the Royal Family, detailing the struggles faced by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex even before their marriage.

The decision of Harry and Meghan to step back from their royal roles in January 2020 sent shockwaves globally, marking a significant shift in the monarchy. The biography discloses that the couple’s unease with their positions was evident during the planning of their 2018 wedding, leading to strained relationships within the royal household shared with William and Catherine.

Amidst escalating tensions, Harry and Meghan felt unheard and sought to establish their own path away from Kensington Palace. The book highlights their relocation to Buckingham Palace and Frogmore Cottage, emphasizing the strain on their relationship with other family members, including Prince William and Princess Kate.

The biography delves into the complexities of royal relationships and the challenges faced by William and Catherine, offering a unique perspective on their journey as a couple within the royal institution. Myers’ intimate portrayal of the royals aims to provide a deeper understanding of their personal lives and the evolving dynamics of the monarchy in a time of significant change and turmoil.

Published by Ebury, Penguin Random House, “William and Catherine: The Intimate Inside Story” is now available for pre-order, offering readers exclusive insights into the lives of the royal couple.