Netflix Document Reveals Meghan’s Plan to Record Queen’s Final Moments

In a surprising turn of events, Netflix fans have stumbled upon a folder titled “LilibetMeetsLilibet” within a collection of upcoming documents.

Speculations are rife that this folder is somehow connected to the British royal family.

It is worth noting that “Lilibet” is a childhood nickname for Queen Elizabeth, and interestingly, it is also the name given to Meghan Markle's daughter.

This discovery has fueled rumors that the Duchess was determined to arrange a meeting between her daughter and the Queen before Her Majesty's passing.

Meghan's desire to capture a photograph or video of Lilibet with Queen Elizabeth before her last breath was unfortunately thwarted.

Reports suggest that the Queen had concerns about the potential misuse of such professional footage, especially if it were to be shared with US television networks.

Consequently, the Sussexes were prohibited from taking iPhone pictures for personal use.

Additionally, they were unable to bring Netflix cameras to film the Jubilee weekend footage for an upcoming documentary due to a clause in the Sandringham Agreement, which they signed when relinquishing their roles as senior royals.

Curiously, I couldn't help but notice that the first chapter of Omid Scobie's controversial new book, “Endgame,” delves into the late Queen Elizabeth's final days.

Titled “Elizabeth II's Final Days,” this chapter has already raised eyebrows and intensified public interest.

Scobie, a biographer known for his unwavering support of Meghan, inadvertently disclosed the Sussexes' questionable intentions in his book.

He criticized the late Queen for refusing Meghan's request for a private meeting during her critical condition, labeling her as cold-blooded.

Scobie's revelations shed light on two concerning aspects of the Sussexes' behavior.

Firstly, despite Queen Elizabeth's repeated attempts to spend quality time with Harry and her great-grandchildren, the couple consistently declined her invitations.

This rejection occurred even when the Queen was elderly, frail, and battling numerous medical conditions.

Some have even suggested that she was terminally unwell.

Secondly, it appears that the Sussexes had intentions to commercialize their relationship with the late Queen.

They sought permission to film the momentous occasion when the Queen finally met Princess Lilibet, an idea that was fortunately rejected.

Furthermore, there are indications that Meghan wanted to exploit other aspects of her relationship with the Queen, potentially including her demise.

It is disconcerting to think that Meghan may have had plans to secretly record or film the Queen's passing, possibly for later use in a book, Netflix documentary, or even for blackmail purposes.

While Prince Harry has shown some respect for his grandmother, Meghan's motives seem questionable at best.

The notion that they would exploit the details of a loved one's demise for personal gain is deeply unsettling.

It is important to remember that the press managed to capture the famous photo of the Queen through the window after her passing.

Speculation suggests that the Sussexes may have discreetly informed their tabloid acquaintances of the exact timing of their descent down the stairs.

This raises suspicions that Meghan may have had hidden cameras or recording devices on her person, ready to document the event for future use.

In conclusion, the revelations from the Netflix document have shed light on Meghan's alleged plan to record the Queen's final moments.

While some may argue that this is merely conjecture, the evidence presented thus far raises legitimate concerns about the Sussexes' intentions.

It is a disheartening thought that they would prioritize commercial gain over the privacy and dignity of a beloved family member.