The Reason Why Prince Harry Was Disappointed In His Relatives

Here’s what Bower says causes significant tension with Harry and his relatives. Keep reading to learn more— and to explore the secrets of the Royal Family, don’t miss these Biggest Royal Romance Scandals of All Time. 1 Meeting the Family
According to Bower, Harry believed Diana’s sisters would warm to his then-girlfriend immediately. “Harry had introduced Meghan to Diana’s two sisters, Jane and Sarah, and her best friend Julia Samuel,” Bower says. “Harry assumed that Diana’s family and friends would see a similarity between Diana and his fiancée.” 2 Alleged Unease Within the Monarchy
Bower says Harry thought his aunts would understand where Meghan was coming from, as an outsider marrying into the Royal Family. “Both, he said, shared the same problems,” Bower says. “He was disappointed. No one agreed that his vulnerable mother had anything in common with his girlfriend.” Not only that, but Diana’s brother Earl Spencer was reportedly asked to give his opinion. “Their unease was voiced by Charles Spencer, Diana’s brother. At William’s request, Spencer weighed in.” 3 Would She “Fit In”?
According to Bower, Jane and Sarah believed Meghan would not “fit in,” and Earl Spencer echoed those sentiments. “Three times married, Spencer cautioned his nephew to reconsider his haste towards marriage,” Bower says. “His advice provoked a bitter reaction. ‘This was going to be really hard,’ Harry would later reflect on establishing Meghan’s place in the family.” 4 Encouraged To Keep Career
Bower says contrary to other reports, Meghan was encouraged to continue her career as an actress if that’s what she wanted. “Omid Scobie, her official biographer, would accurately summarize her exit from Hollywood. ‘She wanted a more meaningful career,’ he wrote,” Bower says,"‘She could be doing so much more with her platform.’ Her frustration remained. She was tantalizingly close to sealing her future, but nothing was official." 5 Harry’s Memoir
Harry’s memoir is set to be published in January, and insiders say the Royal Family are nervous. “Don’t forget, the British royal family is there by consent,” says Valentine Low, the author of Courtiers: Intrigue, Ambition and the Power Players Behind the House of Windsor. “They need to earn and keep the respect of the British public. If that is ever damaged in a fundamental and permanent way, that could be very serious.“ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb