Kate Middleton has sent a loud a message to Meghan Markle, after she tried to outshine the Princess.
The Duchess of Sussex has made yet another failed attempt to overshadow Kate by overlapping her major announcement with the future Queen's exciting Christmas update.
On November 14, Kensington Palace officially confirmed Kate's flagship Together at Christmas service along with the theme of this year's Carol concert.
Kate also released the list of A-list guests of the event - which is set to held at Westminster Abbey in London on December 5.
Merely five days after The Princess of Wales exciting update, Meghan turned to her Instagram stories on November 19, to drop the exciting poster and release date of her Netflix series With Love, Meghan's Christmas special episode.
The Duchess of Sussex announced that her series' Christmas episode will air on December 3, 2025 - which is just two days before Kate's Carole concert.
Now an insider close to Prince William's wife has revealed how Catherine has reacted to Meghan's new move.
The source claimed that not only Kate laughed at Meghan's desperate yet petty move she is confident that her Carole service this year will dethrone duchess' With Love, Meghan's standalone episode.
"There's a feeling that Meghan is constantly trying to match or mirror what Kate does," the source told Radar.
They continued, "Kate's attitude is that she doesn't need to compete – she knows her event will dominate the season and she knows she is seen as far classier than Meghan."
"The timing of Meghan's project felt pointed – but Kate thinks the whole thing is just a bit silly" an old Palace staffer claimed.
Referring to the longstanding rift between the Royal duo, which started since Prince Harry and Meghan moved to the US in 2020, the source added, "Kate doesn't expect warmth from Meghan and Meghan certainly doesn't expect it from Kate."
"But when it comes to Christmas this year, Kate feels confident. She thinks Meghan's attempt to overshadow her is just another misstep – and she's happy to let the public decide," they claimed.
