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There’s only one Princess Diana, and it’s not Meghan Markle, at least according to the late Princess’ very own sisters.

In his book, ‘Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors,’ Tom Bower claimed that Meghan Markle wanted nothing more than to fill Diana’s shoes, and when she got disapproval from those closest to said late Princess, her husband Prince Harry was not in the least bit impressed.

Princess Diana’s Sisters Didn’t Spot Similarities Between American Actress Meghan Markle and the Late Princess

Princess Diana is an iconic figure and remains so nearly thirty years after her death, so it’s not unnatural that someone would admire her enough to want to become her.

That said, you might raise your eyebrows though when you learn that the newest person presented to fill her shoes is her own daughter-in-law Meghan Markle.

“Harry assumed that Diana...

Prince Harry and Prince William have remained close to their mother, Princess Diana’s family amid their royal rift. Diana’s sister, Lady Sarah McCorquodale, and Lady Jane Fellowes continue to support the brothers.

The Spencers Support Harry And William’s Endeavors

On August 29th of this year, Prince Harry and Prince William attended the funeral of their uncle, Lord Fellowes, but did not speak. Fellowes was the husband of Diana’s sister, Jane, and Queen Elizabeth’s private secretary during her “annus horribilis.”

Harry stayed with his uncle Charles at his mother’s childhood home in Althorp when he went to the UK for the memorial service.

Princess Diana’s sisters have often joined Harry and William for events without choosing sides like King Charles’s side of the family has seemingly done.

In September, Sarah joined William at the Sovereign’s March at Raf College Cranwell in Lincolnshire.

When most people think of the British Royal Family, it’s all about etiquette and keeping up with appearances. However, based on the latest look from Prince William, he is turning that all on its head with his latest, hairy look. So, what does he look like now?

British Royals Are All About Maintaining A Certain Public Image

Whenever it comes to the British Royal Family, there is rarely ever a fork or a pocket square out of place. There are entire teams that make sure that everyone, from top to bottom, keeps up with appearances. Whether this is for a formal event or something more casual, it’s all about projecting and portraying that esteem and elegance.

While the British Royal Family is certainly not strangers to various scandals over the years, there is certainly a code of conduct that the family must live by. Often, many people call these standards rigorous,...

Prince William and Prince Harry were together in the same room on Wednesday, August 28th, for their uncle Lord Fellows’s funeral.

The Spencers Have Been Supportive Of Harry

The last time they were in the same vicinity was for their father, King Charles’s coronation in May 2023. They last spoke at Queen Elizabeth’s funeral in September 2022. The brothers kept their distance and didn’t even glance at each other the whole time.

Lord Fellows was married to Lady Jane Spencer, the older sister of the late Princess Diana. He was also Queen Elizabeth’s private secretary during the most tumultuous years of her reign. He passed away last month for an undisclosed reason.

Prince Harry has remained close to his mother’s side of the family. Prince William is close to them as well. The Spencers have stepped up to support the Duke of Sussex while his father...

The Crown has won 21 Emmys and five Baftas in its four seasons on Netflix, with a total of three actors so far portraying King Charles III in his years as a prince. But how accurate have the storylines been around Britain’s new monarch?

Read about some of the former prince’s key storylines in the show below, how accurately they present reality, and how the King himself and those in the know have reacted to the show...

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles (formerly Shand)

Before Prince Charles began dating Princess Diana, he fell in love with Camilla Shand in around 1971 – but the royal family did not approve.

In The Crown’s third season, Lord Mountbatten (a sort of father figure to Prince Charles) is shown arranging for the royal to be sent on a Navy mission to separate him from Shand. It’s unclear whether, in real life,...

The Crown has won 21 Emmys and five Baftas in its four seasons on Netflix, with a total of three actors so far portraying King Charles III in his years as a prince. But how accurate have the storylines been around Britain’s new monarch?

Read about some of the former prince’s key storylines in the show below, how accurately they present reality, and how the King himself and those in the know have reacted to the show...

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles (formerly Shand)

Before Prince Charles began dating Princess Diana, he fell in love with Camilla Shand in around 1971 – but the royal family did not approve.

In The Crown’s third season, Lord Mountbatten (a sort of father figure to Prince Charles) is shown arranging for the royal to be sent on a Navy mission to separate him from Shand. It’s unclear whether, in real life,...

The upcoming season of The Crown will focus heavily on the relationship between Prince Charles and Diana Spencer, aka Princess Diana, but we're curious if one particular part of their story will be included: the fact that Charles actually dated her sister Lady Sarah Spencer first. Perhaps surprisingly, it wasn't nearly as juicy and dramatic as some of Charles's other romantic quandaries - in fact, it all apparently happened without much drama at all.

A 1981 article in the Daily Times, part of a package on the wedding of Charles and Diana, noted that the couple first met in 1977 while Charles was dating her sister Sarah. "[Diana] was 16 years old at the time [of their first meeting], and Charles, then 28, was dating Diana's eldest sister, Sarah, five years her senior." The paper also noted, however, that Sarah didn't seem to be a serious candidate to marry Charles for one fairly big reason: she publicly admitted that...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's newborn Archie Mountbatten-Windsor was christened in a private ceremony at Windsor Castle's Private Chapel on July 6. The royal tot was baptized in front of close friends and family members, including Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Charles, Camilla Parker Bowles, Princess Diana's sisters - Sarah McCorquodale and Jane Fellowes - and Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland. However, two important royals were noticeably missing from the scene: Queen Elizabeth II, 93, and husband Prince Philip, 98.

Similar to Prince Louis's christening last year, Queen Elizabeth had to skip Archie's big day. Her absence is reportedly due to a previously scheduled trip to Sandringham. Days prior to the baby's christening, the queen had a handful of commitments, such as hosting a garden party in Scotland and meeting with the country's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon. Soon, she'll also appear at the opening of Royal Papworth Hospital's new location, as...

On a sunny Saturday in Windsor, members of the British royal family and close friends of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gathered for the christening of Archie Mountbatten-Windsor, two months after his birth. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex decided to keep the ceremony private, choosing the tiny Private Chapel at Windsor Castle, which is worlds away from the grandeur of the castle's more famous St. George's Chapel, where the couple married in 2018. However, they did release some official photos on Instagram giving us our first glimpse of this important royal occasion.

In one picture, Harry and Meghan pose with members of the royal family, including Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Charles, Camilla Parker Bowles, and Princess Diana's sisters, Sarah McCorquodale and Jane Fellowes. Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, also attended her grandson's special day. The second black and white snapshot shows Meghan and Harry cuddling up with Archie.

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