In July 2018, just one day after attending the christening of Prince Louis, the royal family gathered once again to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Royal Air Force.<\/p>\n

The event, known as the RAF Centenary, saw the presence of notable figures such as Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, Queen Elizabeth, Prince William, Princess Catherine, King Charles, and Queen Consort Camilla.<\/p>\n

All eyes were on the young royal couples, who made quite the polished team throughout the day.<\/p>\n

Meghan Markle donned a long-sleeved, full-skirted black Dior dress with a bateau neckline, complemented by a Stephen Jones fascinator.<\/p>\n

Princess Catherine, on the other hand, opted for an icy blue dress from her go-to designer Alexander McQueen, paired with a hat by Sean Barrett.<\/p>\n

Princes William and Harry were dressed in their military finest, adding a touch of regality to the occasion.<\/p>\n

However, recent revelations have resurfaced an old clip from the event, showing Meghan Markle casting a sinister look towards Princess Catherine.<\/p>\n

Speculations suggest that Meghan’s obsession with Catherine led her to constantly send death stares, fueled by a green envy.<\/p>\n

Allegedly, Meghan’s plan was to set up Catherine in order to have her expelled from the royal family, hoping that Prince William would then fall in love with her.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately for Meghan, her scheme backfired, resulting in her own expulsion and subsequent attacks on both Catherine and William.<\/p>\n

Observers have noted Meghan’s calculated public gazes towards William, suspecting that they were intended to spark rumors about a potential relationship between them.<\/p>\n

This, in turn, could potentially cause problems between the Welles’ and pave the way for Meghan to pursue her intended target.<\/p>\n

As Meghan Markle’s drama with the royal family continues, sources close to the royals have dismissed it as Princess Kate moves on.<\/p>\n

Despite the tense relationship between Meghan and the Princess of Wales since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down from royal duties in 2020, Kate seems to have let go of the Sussex drama.<\/p>\n

According to a friend of the Princess of Wales, she and William are focused on what lies ahead and have no intentions of dwelling on the past.<\/p>\n

In a rather brutal dismissal, a source close to the royal household implied that the Meghan Markle drama holds no weight for Kate.<\/p>\n

They praised her ability to take things seriously and emphasized the importance of this trait.<\/p>\n

Simon Lewis, the former Buckingham Palace communications chief, also spoke highly of Princess Kate, highlighting her role as a central figure within Team Windsor.<\/p>\n

Royal biographer Sally Beadle-Smith added that Kate is carving out a special place for herself, celebrating her unique contributions.<\/p>\n

Despite being strategic with her choices, Princess Kate avoids using her style as a means to attack Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.<\/p>\n

Jennifer von Walderdorf, a sustainable fashion consultant, explained that Kate refrains from hidden agendas in her clothing choices.<\/p>\n

She carefully selects different colors for her outfits, ensuring that she does not detract from senior royals or invite unnecessary scrutiny.<\/p>\n

Meghan Markle has previously spoken about the importance of not overshadowing senior royals with one’s style choices and the need to fulfill one’s role perfectly.<\/p>\n

It appears that Kate adheres to these principles, playing by the rules and avoiding putting herself in the firing line.<\/p>\n

With her sartorial finesse and tactful approach, the Princess of Wales continues to establish herself as a respected member of the royal family, unaffected by the drama surrounding Meghan Markle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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