Bit unfair, really.

There's a lot of drama surrounding the royal family at the moment with reports suggesting that there's tension between Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton. They're said to be feuding and although we're inclined to take these rumours with a pinch of salt, the reports continue to, roll in nonetheless. The latest is that Meghan Markle has been imitating Kate Middleton's outfit choices although some could say that's a bit of a stretch. Meghan and Harry became engaged in November 2018 and married earlier this year and it could be said that Meghan's fashion sense has altered since she became a member of the royal family. The Duchess of Sussex is often pictured in heavy winter coats, pencil skirts and smart trousers and although her style has changed, we're not sure if it can be compared to Kate's looks. Nevertheless, a royal insider has reportedly said that those working on Kate's team aren't too impressed by the similarities. A source spoke to The Sun on Sunday about the comparison, referencing Meghan's time working on Suits.

"Meghan was a style icon and knew what to wear. She appeared in glossy US mags all the time, walked the red carpet and always looked amazing. But since joining the royals she seems to be a bit lost. Instead of finding her feet she is copying what Kate wears more often than ever. “Kate always looks stylish. She has been in the family for years and knows the protocol. So it makes sense that Meghan would look to her for inspiration.

The insider continued:

“But Kate’s team are a bit miffed she’s going down the same route as her and think it’s inappropriate, as they’re not as close as they were.

Inappropriate is a rather harsh way of describing it but we can see how both women would want to keep their style separate rather than opt for the same outfits. Harry and Meghan are soon relocating to Frogmore Cottage in Windsor and according to reports, they want to have more privacy as they are soon due to welcome their first child. Hopefully, this will allow the mum-to-be some space and time to settle into life as a member of the royal family away from the pressure of being in the public eye all the time.