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Prince Harry and Meghan's Hopes of Reconciliation with King Charles Shattered after New Bombshell

Prince Harry and Meghan's Hopes of Reconciliation with King Charles Shattered after New Bombshell

Meghan and Harry have responded to the claims surrounding their daughter's name, Lilibet, following reports that the late Queen Elizabeth was upset. GB News Royal correspondent Cameron Walker has shared that a new book, set to be released later this week, alleges that the Queen did not approve of the couple using the name Lilibet for their daughter. In an interview with GB News, Cameron Walker stated, "I think it's another example of how memories can be different. So, all these claims come from a new book published later this week by Robert Hardman.

Now, he is really very connected to the Royal household. He has spoken to members of the royal family and their staff, past and present, and also produced this BBC documentary broadcast on Boxing Day behind the scenes of the coronation. So, this is an example of how it got here and it talks about what happened when Harry and Meghan chose the name Lilibet for their youngest daughter." It should be noted that Lilibet was the nickname given by the late Queen to her close family and friends. However, according to the BBC, after it was announced that Lilibet was her official name, a palace source reported that the Sussexes did not ask the Queen for permission to use the name. 

In response, Harry and Meghan's lawyers sent a strongly worded legal letter to British broadcasters and newspapers, categorizing the claim as false and defamatory. Their spokesperson also previously stated that the Duke had spoken to his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, in advance and would not have used Lilibet's name if she had not given her blessing. It is this specific statement that is said to have caused irritation to the late Queen, as per Robert Hardman's book.

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