Harry and meghan causing palace 'worry' over beatrice and eugenie bond

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are causing worry in the Palace over their close bond with cousins Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, it is claimed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex


stepped back from the Royal Family in 2020 and moved to Montecito, California. Relations became strained with the institution and reports suggested their relationship with members of the


Royal Family became more distant. However, the couple remains close with Eugenie and Beatrice. Now, a Palace insider claims officials in the Firm have been “worried” about what the Sussexes


might hear from the sisters. Harry and Meghan are said to have met up with Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank recently when the foursome reportedly jetted off to Portugal. Speaking to


Heat Magazine, the insider said: “They've got so much in common: the kids, a shared interest in philanthropy, and Harry enjoys offering advice to his cousin about how to further her


career, while Meghan's great with parenting, lifestyle, and nutrition.” Beatrice and her husband Edo are also “fond” of Meghan and Harry but their relationship with the Sussexes appears


to be causing quite a stir, according to the source. They claimed: “For the King, Camilla, and the Waleses, it's rather unfortunate that Eugenie and Beatrice are so close with the


Sussexes.” Beatrice and Eugenie are “still privy to a lot of what's happening inside Buckingham Palace, so there's a concern about what they're telling them, and what they


could reveal - even unintentionally”, the insider added. The Palace could be worried about what might be said around Harry and Meghan following the release of Harry’s memoir Spare,


commentators say. The book dove into the Prince’s private life and alleged interactions Harry had with members of the Royal Family behind closed doors. It included private accounts and


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