Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have dropped all six parts of their bombshell Netflix docuseries. The Sussexes have put serious allegations on Prince William and King Charles III for outcasting them from the family. Despite the explosive revelations, the Palace has refused to make a statement about Harry & Meghan. They will continue following their age-old policy of never complaining and never explaining.

Before the release of the Netflix show, sources suggested that the royal family is likely to take up an aggressive approach. Palace insiders confirmed Prince William’s orders of watching the docuseries carefully and immediately refusing the false statements by the Sussex royals. However, they are doing the complete opposite. Royal editor Hannah Furness reflects on the reason the House of Windsor changed its plans for dealing with the California-based royals.

The royal family plans to ignore Harry & Meghan 

Hannah Furness revealed that the Palace is keen to maintain its image and dignity in the United Kingdom. They do not want to cause drama in the public and will thus continue their work with a smiling face. “The plan is to keep calm and carry on. It’s very distressing. It’s very wearying, but it is not going to distract them from the work. Exhaustion behind the scenes. But dignity in public before all,” the royal editor wrote in her column for Telegraph. 

The royal family tried to distract the attention surrounding the Netflix docuseries by putting up a united front in the Christmas Carol by Kate Middleton. Hours after the release of the second volume of Harry & Meghan, all senior royal members, including King Charles, Queen Consort Camilla, Prince William, and the Princess of Wales, were spotted at Westminster Abbey in London. 

The royal members looked cheerful as they greeted the guests and the media. Meanwhile, Prince William is also continuing with his engagements. Two days back, the future king attended the wedding of his ex-girlfriend, Rose Farquhar. However, he sparked controversy by going to the occasion without Kate Middleton.

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