Princess Anne, the royal family’s resident badass, is absolutely fuming. When Princess Anne gets mad, it’s not just a little tiff—it’s like watching The Hulk in a tiara. Why is she so pissed off? Well, it turns out your favorite ex-royals, Harry and Meghan, have managed to insult the late Queen Elizabeth one last time. And this time, they have gone too far.
We all know Harry and Meghan have been playing fast and loose with royal protocol since they decided to ditch their duties faster than Harry lost his hair. But this latest stunt? It’s like they’re trying to win a gold medal in the disrespect Olympics. Let’s break it down.
Harry and Meghan, in their infinite wisdom, decided to name their daughter Lilibet. For those of you who’ve been living under a rock, Lilibet was Queen Elizabeth’s childhood nickname. It was special—a personal name used only by her closest family members. It was the name Prince Philip used to call her, for crying out loud. But Harry and Meghan, in their never-ending quest for attention, decided to slap that name on their kid faster than you can say publicity stunt.
And then, because apparently that wasn’t enough, they had the audacity to claim that they had the Queen’s blessing to use the name. Spoiler alert: they really didn’t. According to Robert Hardman’s book "Charles III: New King, New Court: The Inside Story," the Queen was "as angry as I’d ever seen her" when the Sussexes announced they had her blessing to use the name. Can you even imagine? This is the same woman who lived through World War II, who’s seen Prime Ministers come and go, who’s weathered more family scandals than a soap opera—and Harry and Meghan managed to make her angrier than she’d ever been. That’s not just crossing a line; that’s taking a flying leap over it and then pretending the line never existed.
But wait, it gets better. When the BBC reported that the Queen hadn’t been asked about the name, Harry and Meghan threatened legal action. That’s right—they were ready to sue over a name they had no right to use in the first place. It’s like stealing someone’s car and then threatening to sue them for saying you didn’t ask permission.
And here’s the kicker—they still haven’t proven that these kids even exist. I mean, has anyone actually seen Archie or Lilibet? For all we know, they could be some elaborate holograms or very lifelike dolls. It’s like Harry and Meghan are running some kind of bizarre royal version of The Truman Show.
But let’s get back to Princess Anne, because she’s the real MVP in this story, guys. This woman, who’s been serving the crown longer than Harry’s been alive, who’s been in brutal accidents and just got out of the hospital, is ready to teach the Sussexes a lesson they will never forget. And honestly, it’s about time someone did.
I get it—Harry and Meghan wanted to break free from the constraints of royal life. They wanted privacy, they wanted to make their own way in the world. But there’s a way to do it without constantly spitting in the face of the family that gave you everything. Using the Queen’s personal nickname for your kid without her permission and then lying about having her blessing? That’s not just disrespectful, it’s cruel.
And let’s not forget, this is the same couple who sat down with Oprah and accused the royal family of racism. The same couple who have been whining about their hardships while living in a multi-million dollar mansion in California. Exhausting, isn’t it?
But here’s the thing that really gets me. The Queen, bless her soul, was known for her dignity, her grace, her unwavering commitment to duty. She weathered storms that would have sunk lesser monarchs, and she did it all with a stiff upper lip and a perfectly coordinated outfit. And how do Harry and Meghan repay her infinite lifetime of service? By using a personal nickname for their kid, lying about having her blessing, and then threatening legal action when they’re called out on it. It’s not just disrespectful, guys—it’s a slap in the face to everything that the Queen stood for.
No wonder Princess Anne’s furious. She’s watched her mother dedicate her entire life to serving the crown, only to have a grandson and his wife treat that legacy like it’s a prop on their personal reality show. It’s like they’re trying to have their cake and eat it too. They want all the perks of being connected to the monarchy without any of the responsibilities or respect that should come with it.
