The circulating rumor suggests that Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, had a strong desire to arrange a meeting between her daughter and Queen Elizabeth before the Queen's passing. Meghan reportedly wished to capture a photograph or video of this momentous encounter before Queen Elizabeth's passing.
However, it appears that Meghan was unable to realize this wish, as the Queen had concerns about how professional photographs might be utilized following the meeting, including the possibility of them being shared with U.S television networks. As a result, the Sussexes were not permitted to take iPhone pictures for private use.
Prior to this revelation, the Sussexes were also barred from bringing Netflix cameras to document the Jubilee weekend for a documentary. This restriction stemmed from a clause outlined in the Sandringham agreement, which they had signed as part of their departure from their roles as senior Royals.
Notably, there has been controversy surrounding Omid Scobie's new book, with the first chapter delving into the late Queen Elizabeth's passing, ominously titled "Elizabeth II's Final Days." This chapter raised eyebrows, especially given Scobie's past support from Meghan. Scobie even characterized the late Queen as cold-blooded for her refusal to grant Meghan a private meeting during a critical period.
Scobie's comments unintentionally hinted at the Sussexes' intentions regarding the late Queen, including their lack of interest in visiting her while she was alive, despite her numerous attempts to spend time with them and see her great-grandchildren.
These revelations have raised suspicions about Meghan's desire to potentially commercialize aspects of her relationship with the late Queen, even regarding her passing. There have been suggestions that Meghan may have wanted to secretly film or record the Queen's passing, possibly with hidden recording devices, for future use in a book, a Netflix documentary, or even for potential blackmail purposes.
While Prince Harry appears to have shown restraint concerning his grandmother, Meghan's intentions in this regard have raised questions about her motives and actions.
In addition to these revelations, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have faced criticism for unnecessary carbon emissions during their recent trip to Europe. Despite their advocacy for climate change awareness, their extensive travel itinerary, including flights to Germany, the UK, Portugal, and other countries, has drawn accusations of hypocrisy. Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams pointed out that if they preach about climate change, they should practice what they preach and be mindful of their environmental impact.
Fitzwilliams highlighted that while they may have legitimate reasons for some flights, questions arise about the necessity of each flight and whether there were more environmentally friendly alternatives available. This inconsistency has led to scrutiny of their environmental commitments.
