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A royal reporter claims that before she and Harry left for California following the Queen’s burial, Meghan Markle wanted a “one-on-one” meeting with King Charles to rebuild trust.
The American actress submitted a letter to the King asking for a private chat, according to Neil Sean, an entertainment journalist who has featured on NBC News, MSNBC, and Access Hollywood. Neil Sean said he learned this information from a “very excellent source.”
According to Mr. Sean, Meghan seeks to “clear the air” amid rumors that the pair will return to the US as soon as possible to meet their children, Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 1.
Following the spectacular official funeral and burial of the Queen yesterday, the Sussexes are reportedly in Windsor today.In a YouTube video with almost 300,000 views, Sean stated, “She’d now like to have a one-on-one audience with King Charles III before they come back to California.”
That’s correct. Meghan faced up against King Charles. You got it right.Sean replied, “It’s a pretty brave thing for Meghan to do.”
He described the letter’s contents in detail, saying that it would be a chance to “clear the air,” “separate the rights from the wrongs,” and “explain some of the logic behind what they’ve been doing over the previous two years.”
You have to respect Meghan’s confidence, whatever your opinions, you know.Sean emphasized that it is yet unknown if the letter would be sufficient for the couple to repair their relationship with the Royal Family.”Honestly, we don’t know if this will move further.”
Sean claimed a letter was usually used to seek the King’s attendance.
He told his YouTube audience, “This is how you write to the King through his equerry, and of course, that’s passed on.”
Princes William and Harry came together yesterday to honor the Queen, putting their differences aside. They once more demonstrated that they could, at the very least, communicate by interacting with one another in the chapel at Windsor Castle.
William was spotted waving for Harry and Meghan to pass them as he moved to the end of the bench while holding his son Prince George close to his wife Kate Middleton and daughter Princess Charlotte.
The Duke of Sussex sat close to Charlotte as Harry and Meghan took their seats. The nine-year-old prince was seated close to William, at the end of the bench, with Kate positioned between Charlotte and George.
Following behind the Queen’s coffin as it was carried into the chapel from the state hearse in advance of the service at 4 o’clock, the royals entered the building. Members of the Queen’s royal household led the procession.
Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, and Sophie, Countess of Wessex, were the next to walk behind the coffin, followed by King Charles III, Queen Consort Camilla, Princess Anne, and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
Harry was spotted puffing his cheeks as he got into a car with Meghan at the end of the emotional day.
Yesterday afternoon, following an emotional committal service for the late King, the Duke of Sussex and other royals—including King Charles III and the Queen Consort, Camilla—were seen leaving St. George’s Chapel in Windsor.
Before the military bearer party brought the Queen’s coffin into Westminster Abbey for her state funeral, William and Harry earlier walked together in London behind the coffin in touching moments.
Harry and William have participated in engagements together for the fourth day in a little more than a week. Royal watchers believe this is a sign that they are beginning to mend their difficult relationship.
Last Wednesday, the boys accompanied the Queen’s coffin in a procession to Westminster Hall. On Saturday, they participated in a vigil over the coffin. On September 10, they went on a walkabout with Kate and Meghan in front of Windsor Castle.
Harry and Meghan gave a shocking interview to Oprah Winfrey in March 2021 in which they accused an anonymous royal of racism. While William and Harry have recently put their differences aside for royal engagements, concerns over the topic of Harry’s upcoming memoir still hang over their relationship.
The brothers’ dispute escalated in 2020 due to the aftermath of the Megxit incident. Rumors of a breach between the brothers initially surfaced in 2019 when they divided their residences due to differences in Harry’s position.
The rivals, however, have put their differences aside as a result of the passing of the Queen, with William and Kate recently being joined by Harry and Meghan for the first time in more than two years since Commonwealth Day in March 2020.
Yesterday, when other royals, including King Charles III, Prince William, and Princess Anne, all made the gesture, Prince Andrew and Prince Harry were once more forbidden.
During the Queen’s funeral procession entering the Abbey, members of the Royal Family saluted. But because Andrew and Harry were not authorized to wear military uniforms because they were no longer working royals, they just stood motionless.
Harry and Andrew were previously forbidden from saluting during the funeral procession to Westminster Hall on Wednesday. The same reason prevented Andrew from saluting at the vigil held last Monday in Edinburgh.
Following the passing of the Queen in Balmoral, it was decided to forbid Harry and Andrew from wearing military garb at most functions. This serves as a reminder of how little connection both now have with the Royal Family.
Prince Harry served in the Army for 10 years. Still, after his wife announced they were leaving their positions as senior working royals and going abroad in 2020, he lost his honorary military titles.
Only one other member of the royal family is prohibited from donning a military uniform at the burial and ceremonial events—his uncle, the Duke of York, who was forced to retire from public life in 2019 due to the Jeffrey Epstein affair.
It happens after a fascinating argument over the choice to remove the Queen’s initials from Prince Harry’s military uniform’s shoulder revealed the extent of his breach with the Royal Family.
The prince reportedly felt “devastated” when he received his ceremonial Blues and Royals uniform from Buckingham Palace without the recognizable EIIR cipher on the shoulder.
Along with the Queen’s other seven grandchildren, he wore the uniform during Saturday night’s memorial at her grave. Harry reportedly considered donning a morning suit as they left due to his desperation to avoid the “embarrassment.”
The casket was at either end on Saturday night while William and Harry, both in military uniforms, stood there. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips, Lady Louise Windsor, and Viscount Severn were present.
Harry was informed that he would need to wear a morning suit as he is no longer a working royal and has lost all of his honorary military postings. Harry served two tours of service in Afghanistan and witnessed war firsthand.
However, to honor the late Queen and demonstrate his family’s unity, King Charles permitted his son to wear his old uniform to the vigil held within the Palace of Westminster.
It is assumed that no offense was meant, and the cipher was only deleted since Harry is no longer the Queen’s aide-de-camp (ADC) after quitting his royal responsibilities and returning to his military assignments.
Only members of the Royal Family with military rank, such as the Prince of Wales, are given the title of Personal Aide-de-Camp.
Although previously it would have denoted intimate proximity to the Queen, it is now an honorary position with limited obligations or responsibilities. When Harry received the honor in 2018, it was viewed as a symbol of his increasing authority inside the monarchy.
However, the Queen required Charles to resign from his duties and appointments after his contentious choice in 2020 to stop being a working royal and pursue his money in the US. It implies that he is no longer allowed to wear the ADC emblem on his uniform.
The Queen’s children attended Friday night’s vigil while the disgraced Duke of York was wearing his ADC insignia has drawn much attention.
Since Andrew did not return the honor when he renounced his military affiliations in January, he was allowed to wear it, unlike Harry. According to a spokeswoman, the Queen herself scheduled the meeting.
The reason Harry was made to return the honor but his uncle was not will be questioned.
Prince William wore the Blues and Royals No. 1 Uniform, the Garter Sash, the Garter Star, the Golden, Diamond, and Platinum Jubilee medals, and the RAF Pilot Wings on Saturday.
The Blues and Royals No. 1 Uniform, the KCVO Neck Order and Star, the Afghanistan Operational Service Medal, the Golden, Diamond, and Platinum Jubilee awards, and Army Pilot Wings were all on Harry.
At the funeral yesterday, Harry, however, wore regular clothing.
Harry and Meghan made their choices, now they have to live with them. Their rebellion against the Queen during her lifetime cannot and should not be condoned.
The Queen chose to make her royalty her career/duty. That doesn’t mean everyone else after her has to do the same. It’s NOT the life HARRY chose. He wanted to marry, settle down, retire from a royal career, lead a normal life, & make his own way. Just because he chose to retire from a royal job doesn’t mean he “rebelled against the Queen” or his grandfather, his dad, his brother, his aunts, and uncles. You forget these people are family, not just “Queen, King, Prince, Dukes, Duchesses” etc. He retired from a royal job, not as the son, grandson, brother, or uncle he is, and always w
The king needs to end this rift. He’s acting like a spoiled child.
She is only a royal wannabe! With Harry walking with his tale between his legs!!! They made their bed now suffer n live with it! Total disgrace to the Queen!