Royal Family Pays Tribute to Late Queen Amidst Tension: Meghan Markle’s Awkward Interactions with Senior Royals Revealed

Amidst the solemn atmosphere of the royal family paying tribute to the late Queen at Westminster Hall, the uncomfortable and tense body language between Meghan Markle and three senior royal women was unmistakable.

Royal commentator Rebecca English from the Daily Mail observed the interactions between Meghan and Catherine, the Princess of Wales, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and Camilla, the Queen Consort, and noted that something seemed off.

Even without prior knowledge of the rift within the family, anyone could sense the underlying tension.

English revealed that much of the revealing body language occurred off-camera, as cameras were only allowed once the coffin was in view.

For about five to ten minutes, the body language between the senior royals and Meghan was on full display.

English described how Camilla, Catherine, and Sophie appeared comfortable with each other, while Meghan seemed somewhat isolated.

The contrast spoke volumes, leaving observers with a sense that something was amiss.

English further remarked on Meghan's self-conscious posture as she faced the Queen's coffin.

The body language was so telling that someone whispered to English, “God, that body language speaks volumes.”

And indeed, it did.

However, English also highlighted the role of Sophie Wessex, known as a peacemaker within the family, who broke the ice with Meghan and made her feel included.

Despite the tension, Meghan carried herself with great dignity, even curtsying before the Queen's coffin, while her husband Prince Harry bowed his head.

In a surprising turn of events, a source close to the royal family revealed that there has been no change in the strained relationship between Prince Harry, Prince William, and King Charles III following the Queen's passing.

Despite their differences, the three have united in their grief.

Last weekend, Prince Harry and Prince William were seen together in public for the first time in years, accompanied by their wives, Catherine Middleton and Meghan Markle, as they paid tribute to the Queen by viewing the floral tributes.

King Charles III, in his first speech addressing the nation as the new monarch, expressed his love for Harry and Meghan, stating that he wants them to continue building their lives overseas.

However, the source close to the royals alleged that once the mourning period is over, everything will go back to how it was before.

They anticipate Harry and Meghan returning to California, with Harry publishing his book, leaving the family in the UK to pick up the pieces.

Notably, Prince Harry will wear his military uniform for a lying-in-state vigil organized by the Queen's grandchildren at Westminster Hall.

Alongside Prince William, he will stand in silence for a 15-minute vigil beside the Queen's coffin.

The decision to allow Harry to wear his uniform was met with approval, as it recognizes his service and contributions to the armed forces.

It is essential that all of the Queen's grandchildren feel welcome and comfortable as they grieve their beloved grandmother together.

In conclusion, the royal family's tribute to the late Queen was marked by noticeable tension between Meghan Markle and the senior royals.

Despite efforts to include Meghan, her awkward interactions and body language revealed an underlying discomfort.

Meanwhile, the strained relationship between Prince Harry, Prince William, and King Charles III remains unchanged, with the expectation that things will revert to normal after the mourning period.

As the family gathers to mourn the Queen's passing, it is important that they find solace and unity amidst their differences.