According to a royal expert, Katie Nicholl, Prince Harry felt his brother William and Kate Middleton didn't make his wife Meghan Markle 'feel at home' during her first Christmas visit with the Royal family.
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Christmas visit
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were invited to Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country residence in Norfolk, for Christmas celebrations just months after they started dating in 2016.
The move was seen as a break with tradition, with royal partners previously having to wait until they are married before being allowed to spend Christmas with the Queen and the rest of the family in Norfolk.
But it's been reported that Harry was not happy about the arrangement during the three-day stay, as he allegedly complained that it did not make Meghan 'feel like family.'
Katie Nicholl, royal correspondent at Vanity Fair, said in ITV's new documentary Harry and William: What Went Wrong that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridges were prepared and very eager to welcome Meghan.
I was told from sources close to the Sussexes that Harry particularly felt that the Cambridges had not rolled out the red carpets sufficiently for Meghan.
They hadn’t made her feel welcome or special enough.
