Meghan Markle once complained that the Royal Family controlled every aspect of her life besides her own style, and was furious when reports suggested otherwise, a leaked email has revealed.
The Mail on Sunday newspaper is seeking to overturn a ruling that it breached Meghan Markle’s privacy by publishing a series of articles based on a letter provided to the publications by her father Thomas Markle.
She apologised to the Court after texts revealed she anticipated the personal letter to her father could be leaked and that it would "pull at heartstrings".
Bombshell texts between Ms Markle and her communications advisor Jason Knauf revealed her motivation when crafting the letter.
Mr Knauf also provided an email to the court that revealed the Duchess was insistent she didn't have a stylist and that it was the "only thing" she had control over in her life.
Reports, in particular one tweet, suggested the 40-year-old used a stylist which Ms Markle took issue with.
"You know how personally frustrating I find the 'stylist' narrative (as it's the only thing I seem to still have any control over—my personal styling)," the Duchess wrote to Mr Knauf.
"But given we are being asked to cooperate with this evidently authoritative biography I need to share I will not be comfortable doing so if this person is considered an authority and is tweeting the below.
"Can we set up a time to chat? I feel he needs to be back briefed ASAP if there's any conversation about working with them moving forward.
"He's being quoted in Town & Country and various others as saying [redacted] styled me which is patently untrue."
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