Britain's royal family is considered divided.
But could this be prevented?
Prince Harry's wife Duchess Meghan was denied an important appointment.
London - The British royal family just doesn't want to calm down.
Almost every day there are new revelations worldwide that address the tense relationship between Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan and the rest of the royals.
The relationship between Harry and his brother, Prince William, is not said to be particularly good at the moment.
But could the dispute between the brothers, who were once inseparable, have been prevented?
Royals: Duchess Meghan had an important appointment withheld - Prince William's wife Kate was not
If you believe a nobility expert from Great Britain, that's the way it is.
According to British journalist Camilla Tominey, the royals failed to take a crucial step.
And Meghan Markle would have been better prepared for her future duties as Duchess of Sussex.
Tominey told
Express.co.uk
that new members of the British royal family are usually introduced to the assembled royals press.
A corresponding date was not set for Meghan before the wedding with Prince Harry.
From the point of view of the Royals expert, this is "highly regrettable".
All the more so since Duchess Kate, the wife of Prince William, was once allowed to attend this meeting with representatives of the press before her marriage.
Such a meeting is often a kind of mutual getting to know and "sniffing".
It also serves to reduce mutual distrust.
"It is only when the royal family and journalists meet face to face that both sides realize that there is probably more in common than divides them," said Tominey.
Duchess Meghan was denied this possibility.
Tominey therefore assumes that this is also why Harry and Meghan's skepticism towards journalists is particularly pronounced.
Prince Harry: Relationship with the press heavily strained since Lady Di's death
Whether the difficult relationship between the Suxesses and the press can be saved again seems extremely questionable.
The grandson of Queen Elizabeth II had made parts of the tabloid media responsible for the death of his mother, Princess Diana.
Immediately before her fatal accident in Paris, Lady Di had been followed by photographers at every turn. Her son had referred to it in the highly regarded interview with US talk show host Oprah Winfrey. "My biggest worry was that history would repeat itself," said Prince Harry, saying goodbye to him and his wife Meghan from the British royal family.
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