Princesses Beatrice, Eugenie take on disturbing behavior: ‘They’re laying at William’s…

Princesses Beatrice, Eugenie take on disturbing behavior: ‘They’re laying at William’s feet’

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have just been left shell shocked by behavior that got caught on camera, between the York sisters and Prince William. Not only is it because it’s a blatant kiss-up but also because its worthless to attempt.

The entire thing has been shared and explained at length by a well placed source who recently sat down with Heat World.

According to their findings, “seeing them quite literally kiss up to William after all the hours they’ve spent counselling them on how to handle this threat of eviction he’s been hanging over them was very disturbing for Harry and Meghan.”

For those unversed, the eviction that the insider speaks of relates to the royal properties the sisters were exposed for enjoying without paying rent towards, what’s pertinent to mention about the arrangement is that its being handled by King Charles, via the private privy purse that all monarchs’ enjoy.

However, it is their attempts to “save their own skins” that is landing wrong and “unfortunately that does make Meghan and Harry pretty uneasy,” the same insider admitted.

After all, it raises the question, “how can they trust them if they’re going to lay at William’s feet the moment that they get the chance?”

However, that isn’t even the biggest fear, because to the Sussexes the fact is that trying to win over Prince William is worthless because its just a matter of time before he “drops the axe” on the girls too.

Per the source “[Harry and Meghan] think they’re being foolish and frankly quite weak by showing him such blatant adoration.”

Before concluding the insider also went on to say, “Meghan and Harry both feel it’s obvious that William is being totally phoney and just biding his time until he drops the axe on them. William was nice to Andrew the week before he lost his titles. He’s a total two-faced schemer & the epitome of a wolf in sheep’s clothing in their view.”