Furious Meghan and Harry Seething as Eugenie and Beatrice Take a Stand at St. Paul’s

Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice made a bold move during the Platinum Jubilee service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul's Cathedral, leaving Meghan Markle and Prince Harry seething.

According to royal commentator Richard Eden, the two princesses strategically stayed in their seats to prevent any awkward photos with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

During an episode of Palace Confidential, Eden discussed the seating arrangements at St. Paul's and how Eugenie and Beatrice refused to budge from their designated spots, effectively blocking Harry and Meghan from switching seats.

When asked about the possibility of assigned seating or ushers guiding the royals to their seats, Eden confirmed that there were indeed assigned seats.

He explained that the princesses deliberately remained in their positions, not allowing Harry and Meghan to join them.

Eden revealed that the princesses had a specific reason for staying put.

As there was a procession to exit the cathedral, Harry and Meghan had to wait for everyone else in their row to leave first, ensuring they wouldn't be captured in the same shots as Prince Charles or the Cambridges.

This strategic move placed them far away from the rest of the royal family.

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations saw Prince Harry and Meghan Markle facing yet another snub from the royal family.

According to Eden, this disregard for royal protocol was evident in the seating arrangement at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Despite being mentioned in the court circular, Harry and Meghan found themselves seated in the second row, behind the Queen's cousins who are lower in the line of precedence.

Eden noted that both Harry and Meghan were tucked away, seemingly removed from the center of attention.

This seating arrangement may have played a role in their decision to leave the UK early, before the Jubilee celebrations concluded.

Their second-row status at the Thanksgiving service was likely a stark reminder of the position they now hold within the royal family.

The strained relationship between Prince William and Prince Harry was also evident during the service.

The brothers sat several rows apart and did not exchange any words.

Royal watcher Neil Sean suggested that the grandeur of the service at St. Paul's Cathedral served as a poignant reminder to Harry of what he has given up.

Eden speculated that Eugenie and Beatrice's refusal to move was a deliberate act, supported by Ms. Elvin, who described it as orchestrated.

Royal correspondent Victoria Murphy chimed in, stating that the seating arrangement was likely pre-determined.

As Meghan and Harry arrived at St. Paul's Cathedral, they were met with a mix of boos and cheers, highlighting the divided opinions surrounding their presence.

Despite the mixed reception, the couple maintained their composure and smiled as they walked inside, greeted by clergymen in attendance.

Sky News commentator Rhiannon Mills briefly addressed the strained relationship between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family, referring to it as an enormous snub.

In conclusion, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice's decision to hold their ground at St. Paul's Cathedral left Meghan and Harry furious.

The seating arrangement placed them in a less prominent position, reflecting the ongoing tensions within the royal family.

As the Platinum Jubilee celebrations unfolded, it became clear that the divide between the Sussexes and the rest of the firm was still very much present.