‘AFTER ALL WE’VE ENDURED, I DESERVE A ROYAL APOLOGY!’ Meghan Markle is ‘FURIOUS’ that the British Royal Family STILL refuses to say sorry – and insiders claim she’s at BREAKING POINT over ‘double standards’ that saw charity boss get grovelling Palace mea culpa while Sussexes are left ‘humiliated and ignored’

Meghan Markle is reportedly ‘seething with rage’ after the Royal Family failed to offer her and Prince Harry a single word of apology – despite dishing out a formal olive branch to a charity leader caught in a racism row.

Insiders close to the Montecito-based Duchess, 44, say she’s reaching the end of her tether, screaming to pals: ‘We’ve played by their rules, been publicly shamed – and they still won’t even SAY SORRY!’

The explosive claims come just weeks before Harry’s bombshell memoir Spare hits shelves, with sources warning the Duke, 41, is ready to unleash even more ‘devastating revelations’ about life inside The Firm.

Buckingham Palace, however, remains icily silent – refusing to dignify the Sussexes’ Netflix whinges with a response and reportedly drawing a red line over any attacks on Queen Consort Camilla.

‘Meghan feels utterly betrayed,’ a source told The Sunday Times. ‘She’s watched the Palace bend over backwards for others but slam the door in their faces. It’s a blatant double standard.’

The trigger? A swift Palace apology to Ngozi Fulani, the British charity boss left ‘traumatised’ after being quizzed about her heritage by Lady Susan Hussey at a 2022 Buckingham Palace reception.

Within days, Hussey, 83, Godmother to Prince William, resigned and a reconciliation meeting was arranged. Fulani later described the encounter as ‘resolved’.

Yet the Sussexes, who fled Britain in 2020 amid claims of racism, bullying and mental health struggles, say they’ve never been offered the same courtesy.

‘Nothing like that was ever done when Harry and Meghan raised their concerns – no meeting, no formal apology, no accountability,’ the source fumed. ‘It’s frustrating. They’ve wanted a reconciliation meeting for years.’

In their £80million Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan, released last December, the couple laid bare their grievances – from Meghan’s suicidal thoughts to Harry’s claims his brother William physically attacked him.

Harry even suggested the Royals should apologise for the ‘Megxit’ fallout, admitting: ‘I’ve had to accept that we may never get a real apology.’

Now living in their £11million California mansion with children Archie, six, and Lilibet, four, the Sussexes continue to court publicity – despite once vowing to step away for ‘privacy’.

Sources say Meghan is particularly incensed that King Charles, 76, has shown willingness to forgive other family members but not his youngest son.

‘Charles is open to dialogue,’ a royal insider revealed. ‘If they want to reach out to the King, they know where he lives.’

The couple are said to be pinning hopes on a reconciliation before Charles’s coronation in May, after Palace officials confirmed ‘all family members are welcome’.

But tensions remain sky-high. Prince William, 43, has ‘no plans’ to speak to his brother, friends say, while aides warn Harry must not target Camilla, 76, in his book.

‘The King is ready to forgive,’ one courtier said, ‘but there are limits to his patience.’

Meghan’s fury is reportedly compounded by a string of recent humiliations – including a mortifying snub at Paris Fashion Week.

The Duchess allegedly turned up uninvited to an exclusive Dior couture fitting, expecting VIP treatment. Instead, security blocked her at the door.

‘This event is for our clients – not for headlines,’ a Dior executive allegedly snapped.

Witnesses described Meghan’s face turning ‘from shock to fury’ as she was escorted away under flashing cameras.

‘They think they can shut me out?’ she reportedly hissed to aides. ‘Watch me – I’ll build a BRAND that makes DIOR beg for my name.’

The incident has sent Palace staff into meltdown, with some calling it ‘the most brutal rejection of Meghan’s career’.

Meanwhile, whispers swirl that Prince William is plotting to strip the Sussexes of their royal titles – a move that would trigger ‘the most explosive feud the family has seen in decades’.

‘YOU WON’T TAKE WHAT’S OURS – NOT NOW, NOT EVER!’ Harry is said to have roared when the plans were leaked.

Royal watchers say the title threat is retaliation for the couple’s relentless attacks – and could see them downgraded to plain Mr and Mrs.

‘William is done playing nice,’ a source claimed. ‘He believes they’ve weaponised their titles for profit while trashing the monarchy.’

The Sussexes have raked in millions from Netflix, Spotify (before their £18million deal imploded) and Harry’s upcoming book, reportedly worth £35million.

Yet Meghan insists she’s the victim – telling friends the Palace’s refusal to apologise is ‘gaslighting on a royal scale’.

‘If they won’t apologise, I’ll make them pay – and the world will see the truth,’ she allegedly declared.

Palace sources counter that the Sussexes’ demands are ‘delusional’.

‘They left the Royal Family, not the other way around,’ one aide said. ‘They can’t have it both ways – privacy when it suits, then public apologies when it doesn’t.’

The Ngozi Fulani row exploded in November 2022 when Hussey, a long-serving lady-in-waiting to the late Queen, repeatedly asked the Sistah Space CEO: ‘Where do you really come from?’

Fulani, who is British-born, later said the exchange left her feeling ‘violated’. Hussey apologised ‘unreservedly’ and stepped down.

The swift response contrasted sharply with the Sussexes’ experience. In their 2021 Oprah interview, Meghan claimed an unnamed royal raised ‘concerns’ about Archie’s skin colour.

No apology followed. Instead, the Palace issued a statement saying ‘recollections may vary’.

Harry later identified the comments as ‘unconscious bias’ rather than racism – but the damage was done.

Royal expert Katie Nicholl says the double standard is ‘glaring’.

‘The Palace moved heaven and earth for Ngozi Fulani – a meeting, an apology, sensitivity training,’ she told Vanity Fair. ‘The Sussexes got a press release. It’s no wonder Meghan feels slighted.’

Others argue the cases aren’t comparable.

‘Fulani was a guest at the Palace,’ a source said. ‘The Sussexes were senior royals who chose to leave and then monetise their grievances. Apples and oranges.’

As the coronation looms, the Sussexes face a dilemma. Attend and risk being sidelined – or snub the historic event and fuel claims they’re cutting ties permanently.

‘Meghan wants to glide down the Abbey aisle in couture,’ a friend said. ‘But only if she gets her apology first.’

Harry, meanwhile, is said to be torn between loyalty to his father and protecting his wife.

‘He loves his dad,’ the source added. ‘But Meghan’s pain is his pain. If the Palace won’t bend, he won’t either.’

With Spare set to drop in January, royal aides are bracing for impact.

Early excerpts reportedly detail William’s alleged physical attack, Charles’s ‘coldness’ and Camilla’s ‘dangerous’ media manoeuvres.

‘If Harry crosses the Camilla line, all bets are off,’ the courtier warned.

For now, Meghan’s rage shows no sign of abating.

‘She’s done being the villain,’ the insider said. ‘If the Royals won’t give her the respect she deserves, she’ll take it – one way or another.’

As the Sussex soap opera rumbles on, one thing is clear: the rift is wider than ever – and an apology looks further away than ever.