Prince Harry ‘can never be out’ of royal family says Lacey

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The former Suits star is said to have been used to “getting exactly what she wanted whenever she wanted”. In an updated edition of Battle of Brothers, a royal correspondent is quoted as saying this caused a “very deep clash of philosophies” with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge due to Meghan being used to a “Hollywood service culture” while William and Kate were “paternalistic” to royal staff.

The royal correspondent told author Robert Lacey: “I remember Christian Jones [William’s press secretary and later private secretary] explaining to me how the Cams [the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge] are paternalistic with their staff.

“They copy the Queen in that respect with all her Christmas parties and Christmas presents to her people.

“They’re proud to treat their staff like family.

“They recognise that they don’t get paid loads of money, so they are just really nice to them.

“So this was a very deep clash of philosophies, with Meghan being used to a Hollywood service culture — getting exactly what she wanted whenever she wanted in that famous way that Harry said.”

It was previously reported that Harry shouted at royal staff in a row over a tiara ahead of his wedding: “What Meghan wants, Meghan gets.”

And earlier this year a royal aide told the Telegraph: “Everyone wanted her to be happy because they knew that would make him happy.

“Do whatever it takes to make it work for Meghan was the mantra.

“We all cared deeply about Harry.

“Contrary to this idea that they weren’t supported, we were going to great lengths to accommodate their needs.”

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Mr Lacey’s book claimed William was “instantly furious” when he heard of bullying allegations made by royal staff against Meghan, which she denies.

He had a “fierce and bitter” showdown with Harry in October 2018 which sparked their ongoing rift, according to Battle of Brothers.

The Sussexes quit royal duties last year and are now living in America.

The couple made a series of bombshell claims about the royals in their Oprah Winfrey interview in March.

And Harry made further controversial comments about his family in the following weeks.

He is due to return to the UK for only the second time since Megxit for the unveiling of a Princess Diana statue at Kensington Palace next month.

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