The Royal Grift YouTube channel confirmed the Queen's order for Meghan to leave the UK, supporting suspicions that "Megxit" was not solely Harry and Meghan's choice. This revelation provides context for Meghan's lingering resentment toward the Royal Family.
Furthermore, Benjamin Smallbrook, known for his connections within the royal family and residence in Windsor, corroborated this information. The revelation that Meghan was escorted from London's National Theatre by Royal security prior to the couple's announcement about splitting their time between the UK and North America adds depth to the narrative.
The incident at the theater coincided with Megan and Harry's consideration of their future options. Following this visit, they took to Instagram to share their reflections and decision to spend time outside the UK. However, a recently resurfaced photo shows Meghan being formally escorted from the theater, where she believed she had a meeting set up with Queen Elizabeth. The meeting was reportedly canceled by the Queen, who intended to discuss matters with Meghan.
As the situation unfolded, Meghan was taken to the airport with two bags of belongings from Frogmore, leaving her diary untouched at the residence. She was accompanied by Royal protectors on a plane, where she was met by Duchess Sophie and Prince Edward, who saw her off as she departed for Canada.
This new information challenges the narrative that Meghan initiated the departure. Instead, it suggests that the Queen orchestrated their exit. Prince Edward's involvement in ensuring a smooth departure raises questions about whether Meghan discreetly sold Royal information to Hollywood media outlets for financial gain, an alleged misconduct that was uncovered and penalized by the Queen.
Meghan later attempted to shift the narrative, claiming that the Royal Family had not been adequately informed about their decision to step down, and she continued to receive Royal perks while residing in the United States. The Queen, however, did not endorse this, asserting that Meghan could not continue to enjoy Royal privileges if she was no longer working for the monarchy.
Speculations about Meghan's actions that led to her ejection from the UK include her controversial comment about being "one plane crash away from the throne" and the alleged unauthorized photographs of Princess Charlotte while she was sleeping at Kensington Palace.
The subsequent Sandringham Summit led to tensions within the Royal Family, as the Queen outlined restrictions on the use of titles for trademarks and clarified that there would be no "half-and-half" arrangement. Prince Harry's frustration during the meeting signaled his discontent with the outcome.
Recent hints from Meghan about having diaries containing secrets raised speculation about their existence, prompting concerns within the Royal Family. However, it was revealed that these diaries were securely held and investigated by MI5, serving as a counter-threat to Meghan's potential disclosures.
The situation underscores the urgency and potential consequences, emphasizing the preservation of these diaries for future reference. Meghan's mention of not being under a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) was seen as a veiled threat, but the Royal Family's history of safeguarding secret proof suggests that Meghan may have a price to pay for her actions.
