The nickname Prince Harry was given by palace staff before his wedding

Talk show queen Oprah Winfrey bagged arguably the most anticipated interview in years-that of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle.
As we wait for the much-awaited interview to drop, more information continues to emerge on how life was before they left the royal palace.
According to UK Tabloid Page Six, the palace staff had nicknamed Prince Harry “the hostage” just days before his wedding to Meghan Markle, back in 2018.
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The nickname came about after Meghan had become upset about the tiara she was to wear at the wedding, not being loaned out for her hair appointment.
The Telegraph reported that a fight happened between Angela Kelly (the Queen’s closest aide) who told Harry that it was priceless and could not be availed on short notice.
But the Prince took it poorly, furiously shouting at the staff that whatever Meghan wanted should be provided. Apparently the actress had wanted drama from the beginning of her journey marrying into one of the most famous families in the world.
Meghan reportedly wanted drama from the get-go and was constantly looking for reasons to say she had been disadvantaged.
This new revelation is just one of many palace leaks that have appeared to put Meghan’s name in bad light as her damning interview gets even closer.
Two 25-30 seconds trailers have been released so far showing how tough their situation was with the royal family that led to the couple’s decision to resign from their duties.
In one of the trailers, Harry can be heard saying that he was relieved and happy to be sitting next to his wife and wondering how his mother must have felt having to go through rejection from the royal family all by herself.