Tom Bower, royal writer of recent ebook ‘Revenge: Meghan, Harry and The Warfare Between the Windsors, claimed Woman Susan Hussey made the damning feedback in regards to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex earlier than they tied the knot in a wonderful Windsor wedding ceremony. Woman Susan, who has been the Queen’s lady-in-waiting for the reason that Sixties and is Prince William’s godmother, is claimed to have issued the warning at a lunch with a gaggle of theatre executives, in response to columnist Richard Kay.
Writing for the Day by day Mail, he quoted Mr Bower’s ebook saying one of many Queen’s lady-in-waiting warned Prince Harry and Meghan’s marriage would “all finish in tears”.
Mr Kay stated: “Bower writes: ‘Whereas discussing the chance that Meghan may change into linked with the Nationwide Theatre after the marriage, Hussey turned unexpectedly severe in regards to the couple’s future. “That may all finish in tears,” she is alleged to have warned. ‘Mark my phrases.’”
Woman Susan, Baroness Hussey of North Bradley, is claimed to have supplied recommendation and help to assist Meghan “settle into life inside” the Agency when she was dwelling at Nottingham Cottage.
However the duchess is known to have been “insistent” she wouldn’t let the Agency change her thoughts.
Mr Kay added: “She was stated to have visited the duchess at Nottingham Cottage, the house she shared with Harry within the grounds of Kensington Palace, to supply assist and recommendation, the ebook claims.
“In response, the American–born actress was stated to be ‘insistent’ that she wouldn’t permit Buckingham Palace to form her, dictate her ideas or actions.”
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Woman Susan Hussey is without doubt one of the Queen’s ladies-in-waiting and travelled with the monarch to the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral service.
Woman Susan, who was married to the late BBC chairman Marmaduke Hussey, is godmother to Prince William and reportedly shut associates with Prince Charles
She has been a buddy to the Queen since 1960 when she turned her Girl of the Bedchamber.
She was initially employed to reply to letters after Prince Andrew’s start.
She is the youngest daughter of the twelfth Earl Waldegrave and Mary Hermione, Countess Waldegrave.
The position of lady-in-waiting has existed in Britain for hundreds of years, and infrequently ladies-in-waiting hail from the the Aristocracy.
Women-in-waiting help the Queen together with her official duties.
As such, they could be entrusted to help with operating errands and attend to private issues.
