Kensington Palace

This is what the Telegraph wrote as an editorialised matter of fact.

The letter was passed from royal protection officers to what at the time was the joint office of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Catherine, and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at Kensington Palace, the Telegraph understands, which suggests that the wider royal household was aware of its contents.

Now, I don't dispute that the letter probably was, you know, well known amongst all areas of the household.

And I do think that there are questions about Why? Who knew at the time of the letter? But fundamentally, we can't judge any of this until we see the letter and we can form an opinion about whether or not it's credible.

Like what I suggest you do is create a massive diversion, distort the whole story and say that it's all the fault of the tabloids.

And the pattern, I'm afraid, is very, very familiar because privacy for the Sussexes has always been a one way funnel, hasn't it? Meghan sued the Mail on Sunday for publishing the letter she wrote to her father in August 2018.

But it then emerged that the letter had been drafted with help from the Kensington Palace communications team and written by her own admission in text to to Jason Knauf in the knowledge that it might leak.

This was the core of the Daily Mail's defense.

Well, the issue is that, as Meghan says in her letter, she trusted the authorities that they were dealing with it.

And she no doubt would have been told by not only her advisors, who incidentally would have been Kensington Palace and Buckingham Palace at that time, because they were just transferring households at that time.

So she was a working royal.

So we'll come on to the palace in a little bit.

So I think certainly we'll be expecting... a statement from Scotland Yard.

I mean, do you think that the Palace are damaged by this? Because when we were speaking to them, Buckingham Palace were very arm's length saying this is an issue for the Sussexes, you know, their private office need to deal with this.

But when you peel it back and look at the dates, as we said that she was not only a working royal, but she was in this, her and Harry were in this transition from Kensington Palace to Buckingham Palace, setting up their own household.

I mean, I'm still shocked really that the palace haven't come in for more criticism or questions not being answered of what actually, what processes they had taken place and what they knew at the time.

It was a private meeting with a few other people present.

We learned about it because Kensington Palace issued a photograph of the pair together.

But they do have a shared belief in terms of investing in the future.

They both recognize that children today face huge challenges, but they also hold so much potential.

Yeah, we have had this goal for 45 years since we were married to be able to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

And we get to do that in London for 18 months to help at a visitor center in a place called the Hyde Park Chapel, which is right near Kensington Palace.

And we get to help, you know, share the love of God with people and talk about how God can change hearts.

So we get to do that.

In the last days of September, troops were moved into London.

Guards were doubled at Kensington Palace, where Queen Caroline was in residence, governing as regent while King George was away in his other kingdom of Hanover.

Soldiers were posted at St James's, at Whitehall, and at Horse Guards.

Detachments of horse and foot paraded through Covent Garden.

And It seems likely to me that there are many significant causes of trauma and unhappiness in Meghan's chaotic childhood and her family, but that she chose to keep quiet about them while she snagged a prince.

And then she and Harry built a massive global brand on the proposition that the people who who traumatised her were in Buckingham Palace, in Kensington Palace and Fleet Street, not her own shabby family.

And do you know what I keep thinking about? In Spare, Harry tells us that his brother urged him to take his time to get to know this girl.

And we led to believe that Harry was furious at the phrase.