Meghan Markle has reportedly made stance clear on burying the hatchet with estranged sister-in-law, Kate Middleton.
Just a week after her arrival in the UK last week, for an "extended" stay with husband, Prince Harry and kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, The Duchess of Sussex has "refused" to "refusing" to "grovel" to anybody, especially Kate.
As the pressure from King Charles on both the Sussexes and Waleses is said to be growing, inside sources have lift the curtain on how Meghan wants to proceed with the peace making with Catherine and her husband, Prince William.
An insider exclusively told National Examiner that the 45-year-old Duchess wants to mend ties with the future Queen, but "not if it means she has to beg".
The source further noted, "Meghan isn't going to grovel to anybody, least of all Kate", as the former Suits actress now has "very strong boundaries."
While a tispter told Radar that "Meghan is prepared to be civil and she recognizes that rebuilding a relationship with Kate would make life enormously easier for everyone.”
“What she will not do is bow her head and accept that everything that went wrong was somehow her fault. In Meghan's mind, reconciliation has to involve movement and acknowledgment from both sides,” added the insider.
Clarifying Meghan’s true intension for her sister-in-law, the source added, "She is willing to explore whether she and Kate can establish a different, more peaceful relationship, but it would have to be based on mutual respect and effort from both women.”
This update came ove the heels of Meghan's tragic loss as her close "friend and mentor" Gloria Steinem died at 92.
The Duchess of Sussex celebrated Gloria's "life and legacy" in an emotional tribute on her official Instagram account.
