Queen Elizabeth II Forced to Return from Summer Break as Harry’s Lies Unfold

Queen Elizabeth II, known for using her annual trip to Balmoral as a means of retaining her sanity, is unlikely to see her grandson, Prince Harry, at the estate this summer, according to a royal expert.

The expert claims that if it weren't for the recent drama surrounding Harry and Meghan, the couple would have been invited to Balmoral for a family catch-up with the Queen.

The Queen, aged 95, left Windsor Castle on Friday to head to Balmoral in Scotland, a place she traditionally retreats to with her late husband, Prince Philip, from August until the fall.

This will be the first summer holiday the Queen spends without her beloved husband, who passed away in April at the age of 99.

Balmoral holds great significance for Her Majesty, as it provides an opportunity for her to enjoy the outdoors and spend time with her family.

However, following the announcement of Prince Harry's memoirs and his comments about the royal family, any invitation to the prince has effectively been cancelled, as stated by royal expert Mr. Larcombe.

According to Mr. Larcombe, Balmoral plays a crucial role in maintaining the Queen's sanity.

It is a place where she can temporarily shed the responsibilities of the crown and simply be a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.

He further added that if it weren't for the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent drama involving Harry and Meghan, they would have undoubtedly been invited to Balmoral to reunite with the Queen, introduce her to their son Archie, and meet their newborn daughter, Lilibet.

However, due to Harry's actions and words, he has effectively cancelled his own invitation, even though no member of the royal family would publicly acknowledge it.

Last year, the Queen and Prince Philip isolated together at Windsor Castle due to the pandemic.

However, they were able to continue the tradition of spending the summer at Balmoral.

As of now, it remains uncertain whether Harry has received any invitation from the Queen or if he has cancelled any potential trip back to the UK.

The attacks launched by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have raised concerns within the royal family, with a royal expert claiming that they have gone rogue.

Balmoral, a Scottish castle that has served as a private retreat for the British royals for over 150 years, is normally a place where they entertain friends, host dances, picnic, and engage in shooting parties, all while battling the pesky flies that inhabit the heather-covered mountainsides.

Harry has openly expressed feeling trapped as a royal, while Meghan has claimed to have received no help when she experienced suicidal thoughts.

In subsequent interviews, Harry criticized his father, Prince Charles, and expressed his desire to break the cycle of royal parenting.

Now, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams has voiced concerns about Harry's upcoming memoir, suggesting that it could be used as leverage against the royal family.

He believes that the mere existence of the book has the potential to be explosive, leaving many wondering what the Sussexes truly want from the royal family and how they expect them to respond.

While the Queen is on vacation, her work continues.

She diligently reads her diplomatic papers delivered in the famous red boxes on a daily basis.

Additionally, she typically holds audiences and undertakes some public engagements.

Balmoral, an expansive property that has been in the royal family since 1845 when Prince Albert purchased the castle and the surrounding 7,000-acre estate, traditionally hosts members of the royal family throughout the summer.

It is expected that Prince William and Kate Middleton, along with their three children, Princess Eugenie and her husband, and pregnant Princess Beatrice and her husband, will visit the Queen during her time at Balmoral.