The email that Meghan had sent to the royal palace after the quarrel with Kate is published

Since the interview with Oprah Winfrey, day by day new details from the controversy within the royal family and the Meghan-Harry duo come to the surface. Finally, sources for Harper's Bazaar suggest that an email has been partially published that Meghan Markle has sent explaining to the institution that it was not what made Kate Middleton cry a few days before the wedding.

In the email that Meghan had sent to one of the family aides, she told him how the royal family did nothing to deny the rumor even though they were aware of the truth.

When Kensington Palace asked Meghan and Harry to sign a statement saying Prince William had never bullied the couple before they relinquished their royal titles, Meghan responded with this email:

"Since we are talking about such statements out there, maybe the royal palace can be right about me and say I did not make Kate cry," the e-mail read.

Her request was ignored and she was told that "The Duchess of Cambridge can never be involved in such rumors".

Regarding the situation in question, Meghan clarified for the first time what the truth was about the quarrel with Kate. It was the princess who had made Meghan cry after a debate over the dress of the bride's companion. Markle testified that Kate realized the mistake and apologized by sending her flowers. 

Source: E! Online