Prince Harry’s Clash with Palace Staff Over Meghan Markle’s Wedding Tiara Detailed in New Book
By Daniel S. Levine
Published on April 4, 2026.
Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth's staff clashed over the tiara Meghan Markle wore during their wedding, according to Robert Hardman's new book, Elizabeth II. Harry reportedly accompanied Meghan to choose the Queen Mary Diamond Bandeau, which was made in 1932 and features a detachable brooch with 10 diamonds dating back to 1893. The Queen's aide, Angela Kelly, reportedly became difficult to arrange for the tiase to leave the palace. Despite this, Queen Elizabeth reportedly sided with Kelly and was not pleased with Harry's request for the real tiara to be sent out of the palace, citing Easter Court's ongoing investigation.
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