Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, during their farewell tour. Photo / Getty Images
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, during their farewell tour. Photo / Getty Images
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, has reportedly told friends that her farewell tour in the UK was "confirmation" she'd made the right decision in breaking up with the royal family.
According to the Daily Mail, Meghan told close friends the trip helped her see she and Prince Harry "madethe right choice in parting ways" with the royals.
She said the trip was "bittersweet", as the couple prepare to officially walk away from the British monarchy on March 31.
"She said [the trip] has been a confirmation that they made the right choice in parting ways. There's no warmth between the family members and she wants to raise Archie in a household that is filled with laughter and joy and lots of hugs," a friend told the Daily Mail.
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, during their farewell tour. Photo / Getty Images
"It's still weird to her that no one hugs and that everyone is so uptight, especially Kate. She said it's obvious that Kate and William do not approve of their choices and that you could cut the tension with a knife. Kate barely even looked at her and their interaction was kept to a bare minimum," the friend added.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had a tense and brief exchange with the Cambridges at Westminster Abbey on Monday.
The Sussexes walked in ahead of William and Kate, before Prince Charles and Camilla arrived and the Queen then made an entrance to trumpet fanfare.
