Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “need the Royal family” far more than the Royal family needs them after rumours suggest Ms Markle may attend the coronation just to wear a tiara, according to News Corp Columnist Angela Mollard.
“We know what happened last time she wanted a tiara for a wedding, there was a massive tantrum and the Queen’s dresser Angela Kelly was saying no you can’t have that one,” she told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo.
“Look I don’t know if she’s got a spare one out the back, but look this will be the occasion that we do see tiaras. “The fact is, whether it’s the tiara, whether it’s her face on the television, they need the Royal family, more than the Royal family needs them.”
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