Harry and Meghan Wore Microphones During UK Visit for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebrations

Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, reportedly wore concealed microphones during their recent visit to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

However, there are conflicting reports about whether Meghan was uninvited to a lunch event or if she was never invited in the first place.

The controversy surrounding Meghan's alleged secret recording device stems from a previous incident where she was caught taking photographs in a restricted area of Buckingham Palace, leading to a lack of trust from the royal family.

According to Benjamin Smallbrook and Cora, this issue has been an ongoing problem for the royals.

Camilla, the Queen Consort, is said to be aware of Meghan's tendency to use concealed recording devices.

She has reportedly discussed this concern with her royal aides and members of the royal household.

The family as a whole is highly suspicious of Meghan, and the recent revelation about the microphones has not come as a surprise to them.

Pictures of Meghan Markle have been circulating, with some claiming that they show evidence of a hidden microphone.

One user pointed out a long bump along the left collar flap, which was not present on the right side.

These speculations have raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the extent of Meghan's secret recordings.

A senior royal commentator initially dismissed the idea of Harry and Meghan wearing microphones as a joke.

However, upon further investigation, it appears that the situation is more serious than initially thought.

The Sussexes have expressed their desire for a reconciliation with Prince William and King Charles.

However, royal expert Daniela Elsa believes that this will be challenging, given the upcoming release of the Sussexes' Netflix documentary and the fallout from Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Elsa stated that King Charles did not seem particularly interested in repairing the relationship during the official mourning period for the late Queen.

Harry even traveled separately to Balmoral and was placed in the second row during the Westminster Abbey service.

Elsa questioned whether the royal family would be receptive to a reconciliation, considering the circumstances.

The columnist also raised concerns about Harry and Meghan's approach to reconciliation.

They plan to air a final series of potentially painful revelations in their Netflix series and release a memoir by Prince Harry.

Elsa questioned the logic behind attempting to make peace after causing further controversy and claimed that a long road lies ahead for a royal reconciliation.

Royal experts have warned that the upcoming revelations in Prince Harry's book could impact his father's success as a monarch.

Duncan Larcombe, a royal commentator, stated that if Harry decides to pull out of the deal, it could lead to a significant battle.

Larcombe believes that the book has the potential to become their best-selling one yet.

However, he also noted that it is unlikely Harry would be able to stop the publishing process at this point.

Larcombe speculated that the recent events, including the Queen's death, may have caused Harry and Meghan to reconsider their actions.

He acknowledged that delays and speculation surrounding the book's content are inevitable.

Larcombe expressed doubt about the possibility of Harry preventing Penguin from publishing the memoir, as contracts have already been signed.

In conclusion, Harry and Meghan's use of microphones during their UK visit has sparked controversy and raised questions about their intentions.

The ongoing tensions within the royal family, combined with the upcoming release of their Netflix documentary and Prince Harry's memoir, make a reconciliation challenging.

The impact of these revelations on the monarchy and the potential battle over the book's publication remains to be seen.