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Queen's Secret Decision Sparks Outrage as Lilibet Denied Royal Christening Gown

In a surprising turn of events, Meghan Markle, 40, and Prince Harry, 36, have reportedly been denied the opportunity to have their daughter, Lilibet Diana, christened in the royal christening gown.

The couple had planned to introduce their four-month-old to the Queen later this year, according to The Sun.

Royal commentator Molly Mulshine highlighted this issue during an episode of Us Weekly's Royally Us podcast.

She expressed doubts about Meghan's visit to the UK anytime soon, suggesting that the couple might prefer to keep the event private.

Mulshine also mentioned Jonathan Sacerdotty's recent claim that Meghan and Harry had their wedding three days before the official ceremony with the Archbishop of Canterbury.

However, the Archbishop himself denied this, causing some awkwardness surrounding the couple's potential christening plans.

Mulshine further questioned which church Lilibet's christening would take place in if not the Church of England.

She also speculated that by the time the christening occurs, Lilibet may have outgrown the ceremonial gown.

Royal historian Marlene Koenig added to the discussion, stating that it would be surprising if the Sussexes returned to the UK for the christening.

Koenig doubted that the christening gown would be sent to California due to its high cost and potential shipping difficulties.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry recently expressed his determination to make the world a better place for his two children, Archie and Lilibet.

During a conversation with a child reporter at the Invictus Games in the Netherlands, he emphasized the importance of creating a safer and more equal world for future generations.

Harry acknowledged his responsibility in shaping the current state of the world and vowed to work tirelessly to improve it.

In other news, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle found themselves on the Most Annoying Celebs of 2022 list.

The couple, who left the royal family in 2020 and relocated to the US, faced numerous controversies throughout the year.

According to a ranker list, people are becoming tired of hearing about them.

While various Hollywood celebrities and music icons dominated the top 10 spots, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle still managed to make the list.

Meghan secured the 20th position, while Harry ranked slightly higher at number 23. Notable names such as Drake, Mike Pence, and Mike Tyson also featured on the list.

As the anticipation for Lilibet's christening grows, it remains uncertain whether the Sussexes will be able to overcome the obstacles preventing them from using the royal christening gown.

Only time will tell if this decision sparks further controversy within the royal family and beyond.