Tensions between Meghan Markle And Dr Sophie Chandauka would have contributed to Prince HarassThe abrupt resignation of Sentebale.

During a charitable polo event, the Duchess of Sussex would have snubbed Dr. Chandauka, causing controversy at the time.

The president of Sentebale has since spoken since the moment, saying that Prince Harry had asked him to defend Meghan Markle against the backlash and she refused.

The alleged tendue relationship of Meghan and Dr Chandauka would have played an important role in Harry’s sudden resignation of the organization he helped to launch.

According to sources close to the situation, “the problem, however, started with Meghan” because she “does not like Sophie”.

Speaking with the Daily mailAn initiate revealed that things were starting to fake after an awkward meeting at the Royal Salute Polo Challenge held in Florida in April 2024.

The source said that Meghan had told the organizers that she would not participate, to arrive at the event later with a close friend Serena Williams.

Dr. Chandauka would have hoped to present to Meghan participants and key donors, but Meghan would have been interested in commitment.

“She [Dr. Chandauka] I wanted to take it, present it to other people, but Meghan did not want to get involved or get involved with those who support the event, “said the initiate.

They added: “She went to the tent. Sophie found her rude. The staff working that day was invited to get champagne for Meghan, they were brushing – Sentebale and Archewell’s staff must both do it. Sentebale was not at all satisfied with that.”

There was also an uncomfortable exchange between Meghan and Dr. Chandauka during the Charitable Polo event in Florida which did not go unnoticed.

Images of the event shows Meghan, encouraging Dr. Chandauka several times to stand next to her for a group photo rather than next to Harry.

“Do you want to come here?” Meghan is heard, indicating that the Zimbabwean origin financial expert to move. Dr. Chandauka then divided under the trophy to change places, inciting Meghan to comment with a brief, “charming”.

During a conversation with Sky News’ Trevor Phillips, Dr. Chandauka, noted that the unplanned appearance had created coordination problems.

“We would have been really excited if we knew in advance [Meghan was coming]But we didn’t do it, “she said.” And so the choreography went wrong on stage because we had too many people on stage. “”

The interaction between Dr. Chandauka and Meghan quickly gained ground online, fueling speculation on the media.

In response to attention, Harry would have asked that Dr. Chandauka will publish a statement publicly supporting Meghan, whom she refused.

“Not because I didn’t care about the duchess,” said Dr. Chandauka. “But because I knew what would happen if I did, number one. And number two, because we cannot be an extension of the Sussex.”

A source recently shared with the Daily telegraph that Harry was not satisfied with the president’s refusal to defend Meghan.

This would have encouraged the Duke to chastise it in a personal message which would have an “unpleasant” tone and an “imperious” language, which left the “upset” charity chair.

Last month, Harry left Sentebale, the charitable organization he co -founded with Prince Seeiso du Lesotho in 2006 to honor the legacy of their late.

The pair published a joint declaration concerning their resignation, appealing to a “devastating” but necessary decision.

They cited the current tensions between Dr. Chandauka and the board of directors as a reason for their departure.

“What’s going on is unthinkable,” they said. “We are in shock that we have to do this.”

Harry and Seeiso continued: “With heavy hearts, we resigned for our roles of patrons of the organization until further notice, in support of and in solidarity with the board of directors. It is devastating that the relationship between the trustee of the charity and the chairman of the board of directors are breaking down.”

Although it moves away from formal roles, Harry, 40, and Seeiso, 58, have stressed their lasting link with the organization.

They said: “We may no longer be customers, we will always be its founders, and we will never forget what this charity is capable of achieving when it is in good care.”

However, Dr. Chandauka awarded the resignations of Harry and the Board of Directors of the Charitable Organization to what she describes as a “misogymoir” and a systemic fault within the organization.

In an interview The London TimesChandauka pushed the public account surrounding the departures, appealing to the deceptive and rooted in the prejudices.

“In all the story and fiction of the victim who was unionized to the press is the story of a woman who dared to denounce the questions of bad governance, of weak executive management, abuse of power, intimidation, harassment, misogyny, misogynoir and concealment that took place,” she said.

She continued by suggesting that, for Harry, Prince Seeiso and some administrators, Sentebale was perhaps a “vanity project”.

However, she said that for her, it has always been to maintain the mission of the charitable organization and serve young people.