Meghan Markle ‘berated' wedding caterer so aggressively Queen Elizabeth had to step in
A royal biographer has alleged Meghan Markle 'berated' her wedding caterer so harshly that the late Queen Elizabeth had to step in.
Royal biographer Katie Nicholl claimed the Duchess of Sussex had a tense exchange with her caterer leading up to her wedding with Prince Harry.
Nicholl's claim about the Duchess of Sussex came in her book 'The New Royals', per the Daily Mail.
'On one occasion in the run-up to the wedding, Meghan went to Windsor Castle for a menu tasting and ended up having a tense exchange with a member of staff,' Nicholl wrote.
A source told Nicholl that the tense exchange came when the duchess said 'she could taste egg' when tasting some of the dishes.
'Meghan was at the castle to taste some of the dishes, and told one of the caterers she could taste egg,' the source revealed.
'She got quite upset, saying that the dish was meant to be vegan and macrobiotic.'
According to the source, Markle's behaviour towards the caterer was so bad that the late Queen Elizabeth had to intervene.
'Suddenly, the Queen walked in and said: 'Meghan, in this family we don't speak to people like that,'' the source said.
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