Did Kate Middleton play this vital behind the scenes role in Meghan Markle wedding?

Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, both 36, are now members of the same family, the British Royal Family.

Meghan, a former actress from LA, married Prince Harry in May.

The Suits star walked down the isle in a beautiful pure white gown by Givenchy, while Kate complimented in Queen.

Now some suspect that Kate had a special secret role at the wedding, but is this true?

A video that shows Meghan Markle walking into St George’s Chapel at Windsor shows a woman in a cream coat dress and hat move towards Meghan.

The woman then hands the bride a bundle, her bouquet of white flowers.

The mysterious woman is standing next to the younger bridesmaids - also in cream.

This is another Kate clue has the Duchess of Cambridge entered the church hand in hand with Princess Charlotte, three, who was a bridesmaid.

How, it turns out this is not Kate Middleton, as some have suspected.

At this stage of the wedding Kate and Prince William, also 36, were already sat at the front of the church.

Kate and Wills sat near Meghan Markle’s mother, the Queen, 92, Prince Philip, 96, and Prince Charles, 69, among other senior members of the Royal Family.

So who is this helper? It may have been Samantha Cohen, who is Queen Elizabeth‘s former assistant private secretary.

Samantha is said to have been charged with showing Meghan the ropes when it comes to royal life.

Working with the Royal Family for 17 years, she is a trusted member of staff.

Meghan Markle’s teacher has revealed more the Duchess of Sussex’s relationship with her father.

Thomas inspired his daughter in one of her first feminist projects, according to the teacher.

Meghan received praised from the likes of Hilary Clinton at 11-years-old for writing a letter to Proctor and Gamble after she noticed one of their adverts said: “Women all over America are fighting greasy pots and pans.”

Maria Pollia said: “She went home to her father and said, ‘What’ll I do, because this is wrong?’ Her father advised her to write to someone.

“She wrote to famed women’s rights attorney Gloria Allred as well as Procter & Gamble, who updated the ad.”

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