Palace Exposed: Meghan’s False Claims of Intimate Call with King Charles

Meghan Markle's recent assertion of a personal phone call with King Charles has been debunked, as it turns out the king does not even own a mobile phone.

The Duchess of Sussex, who has been seeking to solidify her connections to the royal family, inserted this claim to bolster her image after feeling slighted by Charles' public appreciation of Kate Middleton's hard work just days prior.

However, it seems that the Sussexes' attempt to maintain their ties with the royals through leaks and briefings has fallen flat.

The supposed phone call between Meghan and the king was reported exclusively to the BBC by sources close to Prince Harry.

But it is important to note that no such call has actually taken place yet.

The leak was based on a vague intention to make a phone call at some point in the future.

It appears that Meghan's motive for inserting herself into the king's conversations is to portray herself as well-liked and connected within the royal circle, which may serve her interests in future merchandising endeavors.

In reality, Meghan's relationship with King Charles III is tenuous at best.

The couple's leaks and attempts to stay relevant within the royal family indicate their desire to be partially involved while still enjoying the perks of their royal status.

However, Queen Elizabeth made it clear that it was all or nothing, prompting their decision to step away completely.

The lack of contact between Charles and Harry in recent months, particularly since the release of Harry's memoir “Spare” and the accompanying Netflix series, further highlights the strained relationship between father and son.

Moreover, the claim that the king extended an olive branch or even an entire tree during their alleged conversation is questionable.

After all, doesn't everyone, including family members, need to pre-book calls to the king?

The fact that Charles does not own a mobile phone raises doubts about the authenticity of this supposed conversation.

It seems that Harry's motive for reaching out to his father is primarily financial, as Meghan has reportedly depleted their resources.

Furthermore, he likely understands that one more rejection from his family could be the final straw.

It is worth mentioning that Harry and Meghan did not receive any communication from the palace regarding an invitation to Charles' 75th birthday celebration.

This further underscores the growing distance between the couple and the rest of the royal family.

Many speculate that their next public relations move will involve showcasing their children singing happy birthday to Charles via a video call.

However, it is important to recognize this as mere speculation and another attempt by the Sussex PR team to maintain relevance.

Meanwhile, King Charles spent his 75th birthday enjoying the company of his queen, his heir, his grandchildren, and his loved ones, fulfilling his duties and serving his country, as he does every day.

In stark contrast, Harry, the son of a traitor, seems desperate to remain connected to the royal family, while Meghan parades around in parking lots for paparazzi attention.

The truth is, the alleged phone call never happened, and the Sussexes' attempts at publicity have become predictable and pathetic.