"Sad, not angry": Elizabeth II still wants to save Harry
Queen Elizabeth II doesn't hold a grudge. If the monarch was upset by the words of Prince Harry during his exclusive interview with Oprah Winfrey, she would still be ready to reach out to her grandson.
The statements of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during their exclusive interview with Oprah Winfrey, broadcast Sunday, March 7 on CBS, made the crown tremble. Indeed, the couple publicly accused the British Royal Palace of racism, a first in the history of the monarchy. However, Queen Elizabeth II does not seem to blame her grandson, quite the contrary. According to DailyMail information, His Royal Highness is even determined to reach out to Harry. "She's not angry, she's just sad. They've always been worried about him and the Queen is very protective of him," said a close source. Queen Elizabeth II is therefore said to have pledged to support the Duke of Sussex in private.
Prince Charles and his eldest son, William, are also ready to resume dialogue with Harry. The latter have already had a first discussion. An inconclusive contact certainly, but which proves the intention of the family to put an end to the crisis which upsets the monarchy. So far, no member of Queen Elizabeth II's clan has spoken to Meghan. But that will not be long in coming as the Sussexes wish "to be reconciled with the family", according to the assertions of Gayle King.
Queen Elizabeth II investigates in private
It is out of the question for Queen Elizabeth II to wash her dirty laundry in public. If the monarch was particularly upset by the accusations of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the latter does not intend to settle accounts through the media. "The issues raised, especially that of race, are of concern. Although some memories differ, they are taken very seriously and will be treated by the family in private. Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be much loved family members. ", she assured by means of a press release.
