Prince Harry and Meghan’s Titles Stripped as King Charles III Excludes Them from Queen’s Final Moments

Amidst concerns about the Queen's failing health leading up to her recent passing, it has been reported that King Charles III made the decision to exclude Meghan from being present during the Queen's final moments.

Sources have revealed that Charles deemed it inappropriate for Meghan to attend, conveying this message to Harry.

While Harry and other members of the royal family rushed to be by the Queen's side, only Charles and his sister Anne were able to see her in time.

This development comes after a weekend appearance by Meghan and Harry alongside William and Catherine at Windsor Castle, where they greeted well-wishers paying tribute to the late Queen.

This marked the first time the four had been seen together since the Commonwealth Day celebrations in March 2020.

Observers have scrutinized the interaction between the Duchesses during this recent appearance, noting a frosty exchange.

As the Queen's coffin arrived at the palace, emotions within the royal family were somber.

This was the first time the Queen's remains touched English soil.

On Wednesday, the coffin will be transported through London, making its way to the Palace of Westminster.

It will lie in state at Westminster Hall, allowing visitors to pay their respects until the funeral, which is scheduled to take place at Westminster Abbey on Monday.

The state hearse used for the procession was specially designed by the royal household and Jaguar Land Rover, with input from the Queen herself.

The vehicle features her personal royal cipher and was created to provide the public with an unobstructed view of her coffin as it travels through London and Windsor.

Reports indicate that Prince William and Prince Harry, who have been estranged, required extensive negotiations to coordinate their joint appearance on Saturday to honor their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, and greet mourners.

Furthermore, William and his wife Kate Middleton have been bestowed with new titles, Prince and Princess of Wales.

In contrast, Prince Harry will not be permitted to wear his military uniform at the funeral, despite his previous service in the army.

It remains uncertain when Meghan and Harry will return to their home in California, where their children currently reside.

At present, it seems that the couple will continue to maintain their distant relationship from royal duties, as they have done for the past few years.

With the Queen's passing, their son, Archie Mountbatten-Windsor, now holds the title of prince, as he is the grandson of a monarch.

Similarly, their daughter, Lilibet Lillie Mountbatten-Windsor, is entitled to be a princess.

However, it is unclear whether they will choose to embrace these titles.

Meghan had previously suggested that Archie was denied the title due to his race.

Since stepping back as senior members of the royal family in 2020 and relocating to the United States, Meghan Markle has faced intense scrutiny.

The couple's involvement with the royal family has sparked speculation about a potential reunion after seven tumultuous years.

Some reports have focused on the timing of Harry's arrival and departure from Balmoral, the royal family's residence in Scotland.

In his address on Friday evening, King Charles seemed to extend an olive branch to the couple, expressing his love for Harry and Meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas.

As preparations for the Queen's funeral unfold, it remains uncertain whether the Queen's great-grandchildren, including Prince George IX, Princess Charlotte VII, Prince Louis IV, Archie III, and Lilibet Lillie, will be in attendance.