Journalist Bryony GordonA close friend Meghan MarleHe criticized "double standards of the royal family", contrasting way of vocaronia and Prince Andrew are treated.

She recalled Mehan's warmth on his first meeting and their current friendship, questioning why smaller actions, like early morning emails, draw critics.

Citing a book that states Prince Harry Once physically faced Andrew over the remark on Meghan Malle, Gordon expressed frustration for inequality in how the two kings were treated.

Journalist and Podkaster Bryony Gordon, a longtime friend Meghan, spoke against what she described as "ridiculous double standards" within the British royal family.

Gordon, who first met the Duchy Sussex, said Meghan was facing a far sharper supervision of the other older royal royal royal royal, drawing an apparent comparison on how to treat Prince Andrew.

Writing in Daily mailShe questioned, "Can you blame a couple to escape the peculiar prison of royal life, especially given funny double standards that apply to the Duchess of Sussex and Prince Andrew?"

Reminding their initial meeting at the Royal Foundation event, where the mental health panel hosted Gordon said Meghan immediately placed it on easily.

"She gave me a large old bear hug, a kind that makes you ease - especially when you are presented in connection with the various royal kings in front of the Baying photographer bank," she wrote.

According to Gordon "," Meghanov is a paron down to the earth, which harmonized, removing all the anxiety I felt and other starting participants. "

Gordon shared that her friendship with Meghan did not end after the first meeting seven years ago.

Since then, they met for lunches, collective in charity initiatives, and even spent time together in Frogmore Cottage, Sussexes' former home, which ended in the end. She also visited Meghan in the residence in Montecito in California.

Thinking about their talks and joint moments, Gordon admitted that he often hit contrast in the public's perception.

"Every time we meet or exchange texts about life, I wonder what is written about the world to be so much vilified and trol., While the other members of the royal family would give free failure to behave as they want," he writes. "

One such figure, Gordon noticed, Prince Andrew, the subject of the recent biography of Andrew Lowie ", entitled: the rise and fall of the house York."

The book involves a number of damn claims, among them, that the Duke York once performed an employee in the palace, calling them "F-cking imbecile" due to the unwilling of the full title of Queen.

Gordon admitted that "ranked" the revelation of the book about the Prince Andrew, but they said they were just deepening her frustration.

"With every former allegation, I became more and more briskly that it was done so little to help Meghans while fighting a life in the Royal family, while it was so done to protect Prince Andrew," she wrote.

She questioned Meghan could be so isolated for relatively lower behavior, like sending staff e-mails at 5am, while others faced little responsibility.

"Somehow, Andrew escaped with those decades, while Meghan was a marked" Duchess "the moment she asked for a queen so much if she could borrow a tiara for her wedding," Gordon noticed.

Her central question is left: "Why will people tolerate all the meaning of bad behavior than loved men like Prince Andrew, but not a woman who, according to critics, occasionally email at 5am?"

According to Lowina's biography, Harry once physically faced Andreva for alleged remarks on Meghans, the Harry claim was categorically rejected.