Meghan Markle Accused of Forcing Harry to Obstruct William’s Trip to See the Queen

Meghan Markle, the wife of Prince Harry, has been accused of causing trouble and obstructing Prince William's trip to visit Queen Elizabeth II after she was banned from attending the Queen's deathbed.

A recent insider revealed that Meghan wanted to see the late monarch along with the royal family during her final moments.

Despite the fact that an invitation is required to visit Balmoral at any time, let alone during a time of significant constitutional upheaval, Meghan and Harry publicly claimed they would be present due to the Queen's failing health.

The source disclosed that Meghan was aware she was not wanted, as no one had responded to their messages or extended an invitation.

In contrast, Kate, who had a longstanding relationship with the Queen, would never have considered being present during such a solemn occasion.

However, Meghan insisted on inserting herself into the situation and attempted to pressure Prince William, whom they hadn't been in contact with for months, to provide them with transportation to the British estate.

A friend of William's described the request as “insane.”

The couple had spent two years criticizing the entire royal family and accusing them of discrimination.

Harry's betrayal of his brother, coupled with the forthcoming release of his memoir and the Netflix series, only added to the tension.

The source added that if it had been just Harry, there might have been a way to accommodate him, but Meghan's presence made it impossible.

Despite their efforts, Meghan's tactics failed.

King Charles personally called his son and informed him that the Duchess was not invited.

Furious, Harry responded to his father, defending his wife and instructing him never to speak about her in such a manner.

It was later revealed that Meghan had wanted details or a photo of the Queen on her deathbed to include in a diary or book.

The Queen's death certificate indicates that she passed away at 3:10 pm, a time when many members of the royal family, including Harry, were not present.

Harry's flight from Luton Airport took off at 5:35 pm, and the official announcement of the Queen's death was made at 6:30 pm, just before his plane landed in Aberdeen at 6:46 pm.

Harry claimed he found out about the Queen's passing by checking the BBC website on his phone.

However, it was later revealed that Harry had planted the story.

At 12:30 pm, Charles had called Harry to inform him of the Queen's deteriorating condition and the family gathering.

William, who was waiting for his plane, was scheduled to depart at 1:30 pm but ended up leaving at 2:39 pm due to the delay caused by Harry's argument with him and Charles.

And the reason for Harry's tardiness?

Meghan.

While William may have been disappointed to miss seeing his grandmother one last time, he understood that it was his responsibility to handle the situation with Harry.

However, it is worth noting that Edward and Andrew, as the Queen's children, also deserved to be by her side during her final moments.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex, who shared a close bond with the late Queen, should have been there as well.

It is unimaginable how devastated Edward and Andrew must have felt when they arrived, only to realize that their nephew and his wife had deprived them of those precious last moments with their mother.