Shocking Claims Emerge: Meghan Markle Accused of Palace Theft

In a dramatic twist, a self-identified palace thief has made some explosive allegations against Meghan Markle.

This anonymous source claims that Meghan was involved in selling stolen royal items not once, but twice, during her visits with the Prince and Princess of Wales.

The first incident reportedly took place when she allegedly slipped into Princess Charlotte's nursery to snap photographs.

Staff members grew suspicious as they noticed a troubling link between her unauthorized access and the disappearance of palace property, alongside claims of bullying within the staff.

The situation escalated when a keen-eyed palace employee supposedly caught Meghan lurking in Princess Charlotte's room.

It gets even weirder—she's accused of taking pictures of the nursery, including one of a sleeping Princess Charlotte.

When Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, raised these concerns with Prince William and Prince Harry, Meghan defended herself, insisting her actions were innocent.

Yet, it's essential to remember that this all unfolded while serious investigations into theft, bullying, and leaks at the palace were already underway.

Months later, palace officials initiated covert investigations due to a string of missing items.

Some of these stolen treasures were traced back to sales on platforms like eBay and Etsy.

While a palace staff member was arrested for the thefts, it seems Meghan's earlier alleged misdeeds were overlooked.

The accusations against her paint a picture of a cunning individual who may have evaded accountability for her actions.

Fast forward to recent events, and we see a palace kitchen assistant named Adanto facing the consequences of his own thefts.

He received an eight-month jail sentence after admitting to stealing between November 2019 and August 2020.

Police found a trove of stolen goods in his quarters, valued at around $136,000.

Adanto expressed frustration over what he perceives as a double standard, noting that a royal family member engaged in similar behavior without punishment.

Among the recovered items were prestigious medals and a photo album from the Queen's State Banquet during President Trump's UK visit in June 2019.

Adanto explained that financial desperation drove him to steal, even taking a limited edition pocket watch and a custom Samsung mobile phone meant for Prince Andrew, the Queen's second son.

His story adds another layer to the ongoing narrative of theft within the palace walls.

Meanwhile, the current focus for the Prince and Princess of Wales seems far removed from Meghan and Harry.

Royal expert Kinsey Schofield suggests that William and Kate are on a mission to spread positivity and joy, seemingly unbothered by the controversies surrounding the Sussexes.

Their recent surprise podcast appearance drew comparisons to Meghan's Spotify deal and Harry's sporadic public appearances.

Schofield stated in an interview that it's unlikely Prince Harry is even on William and Kate's radar.

They appear united in their goals, looking ahead rather than dwelling on past disputes.

As they continue their royal duties, it's clear that they are committed to their roles and responsibilities.

Just as the couple was making headlines, they were spotted in France supporting their teams, while Harry awaited Meghan's arrival in Germany for the Invictus Games.

This juxtaposition highlights the differing paths the two couples have taken since stepping back from royal duties.

As Meghan faces these serious allegations and the fallout from her past actions, the royal family appears to be moving forward.

The contrast between the two couples couldn't be more pronounced, with William and Kate focusing on their public engagements and charitable work.