Pregnant Meghan Markle's shock FEUD with Aussie celeb

Meghan Markle is at war with an Aussie celebrity, after she was rude and dismissive to him when they met. 

The Duchess of Sussex reportedly sneered at comedian Joel Creasey when the two met last year during Prince Harry and Meghan's trip to Australia. 

The Australian comedian revealed on The Sunday Project that he’s been harbouring a grudge since a very awkward meeting last October. Joel hosted the Australian coverage of Meghan's wedding to Harry on SBS.

“I’m currently in a feud with Meghan Markle. I met her and we did NOT get on at all,” he said on TV.

Joel was one of a few key Aussies who met the DUke and Duchess of Sussex during their whirlwind trip to Australia. 

“I got introduced to her — she came over and was planted in front of me. The governor of Victoria’s husband said to Meghan, “Oh Meghan, Joel hosted your wedding’,” he recalled.

“I think he was going to say ‘Joel hosted your wedding on TV,’ but before he could say that, Meghan cut him off and went (annoyed) ‘Ugh, I don’t remember you being there.”

His impression of Markle’s tone drew gasps from The Sunday Project’s studio audience.

“Right? So I fired back with ‘Because you didn’t invite me!’ It went rapidly downhill from there.”

Joel's story comes after a couple of weeks where Meghan's behaviour has come under fire.  A royal expert claimed Markle is a “pretty difficult person” who is making Prince Harry “miserable and glum”.

And mum-to-be Meghan has broken a 40 year birthing tradition by shunning the Lindo Wing, in St Mary’s Hospital, where both the Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Diana gave birth.

Instead, Meghan will visit a private maternity ward close to her and Harry’s home in Windsor, Frogmore Cottage.

It’s thought that the mum-to-be has made this decision in order to avoid the ‘stress’ of being hounded by photographers during her labour.

“Harry and Meghan realise there is intense public interest but this baby is not a direct heir to the throne and they want the birth to be as private as possible”, the source said.

“Meghan is nervous about complications such as an emergency Caesarean and doesn’t want the pressure of having to look immaculate on the hospital steps just hours later.”

Her decision comes just days after Meghan received an open letter in the New York Times, asking her to shun the royal tradition of posing for photographs on the steps of the Lindo Wing, as the perfect hair and pristine make-up sends out an unrealistic message to new mothers.