To say that netizens, especially those who believe in the supremacy of the royal family, were disappointed with Prince Harry when he released ‘Spare’ would be an understatement. Akin to how it broke sales records, it also seems to have broken the thread that tied Prince Harry to the royal family. Or at least severed it to a great extent. As Prince Harry returned to the United Kingdom last month and his father and brother were a no-show, fans hunted for hints in Queen Elizabeth’s funeral procession, the last time the royal family was spotted with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

For whatever was said by the Sussexes about the royal family, they cherished Queen Elizabeth. Especially Prince Harry, who adoringly called her “granny“. One would think that the Sussex royal would have dropped everything to reach her when he met with the news of her worsening health. However, a royal expert claims otherwise and the arrow once again points to Meghan Markle.

Why did Prince Harry not meet the Queen in her final moments?

When Prince Harry released his memoir ‘Spare’, it was rightfully termed a ‘bombshell’. From descriptions of his ‘frozen trodger‘, a fistfight with Prince William, and finding mushrooms at Courteney Cox’s house, it would take many rounds around the sun to come upon such a book again. However, Our King: Charles III by the royal expert, Robert Jobson, seems to already have made the cut as he revealed the Prince lost his chance to stay by his ‘granny’ during her last moments because of Meghan Markle as reported by Daily Mail.

As other members of the royal family, including Prince William, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, and his wife, rushed to the Queen, the 38-year-old Prince insisted Markle accompany him. His demands came as a shock to the royal family. And ultimately King Charles had to interfere, “When Harry insisted that she should accompany him, it was his father who told him she couldn’t come,” Jobson claimed.

Was the Duke of Sussex unaware of the Queen’s death?

Jobson’s statements do not fit in with what the Duke of Sussex said in his memoir. The Ginger Prince wrote that he found out about his grandmother’s death through BBC and a text from Meghan Markle.

This is contrary to the royal expert’s claim that the Duke of Sussex, despite knowing his grandmother’s condition, argued that his wife accompany him. At the time of the Queen’s death, both Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were in the UK because of their professional commitments.

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