Rude Meghan Caught Kicking at Late Queen’s Chair During Royal Event

A video clip captured at Westminster Abbey has gone viral on social media, showing Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, breaking royal protocol by kicking at the leg of a chair the late Queen was sitting on during the 100th anniversary celebration of the Royal Air Force.

This incident comes after a previous clip surfaced, revealing Meghan wearing a funeral black dress to the same event.

Meghan, who has often lamented not being taught the royal rules, was reportedly asked by the late Queen herself to be instructed by Duchess Sophie.

However, Sophie refused the request.

In addition, William's secretary was also assigned to guide Meghan as she adjusted to royal life.

Despite these efforts, Meghan seemed uninterested in learning or adhering to the rules, often breaking them to suit her own desires.

During the event at Westminster Abbey on July 10, 2018, Meghan was caught on camera breaking yet another royal etiquette rule.

The footage shows her slipping her right leg over her left before quickly correcting herself by sliding her ankle down.

She then proceeded to use her right leg to kick at the late Queen's chair.

This is not the first time Meghan has committed a “Royal Forks Pass” in the presence of the Queen.

In June, she faced criticism for crossing her legs and displaying rude behavior at the Young Leaders Awards ceremony at Buckingham Palace, where she attended with Prince Harry and the Queen.

Following these incidents, some fans took to the royal family's Facebook account to express their disappointment.

One user pointed out that Meghan had her legs crossed incorrectly, calling it a disrespect to the Queen.

Another user reprimanded her for kicking at the chair, stating that the Queen does not appreciate such behavior.

A third user commented on Meghan's overall conduct, describing it as rude and awful.

While there is no official protocol on how royal women should sit near the Queen, Mika Meyer, the founder of Beaumont etiquette, explained that the most formal way for a lady to sit is with her knees and ankles together at all times.

Meyer emphasized that this sitting position exudes sophistication, protects vulnerabilities, and looks fabulous in photos.

It appears that Meghan Markle lacks an understanding of the upper crust of society and mistakenly believes she is part of it.

In addition to her disregard for royal protocol, Meghan caused controversy when she gate-crashed a photo opportunity for senior royals marking the anniversary of Prince Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales.

This act was seen as disrespectful and shed light on the difficulties faced by the staff dealing with Meghan and Prince Harry.

Furthermore, Meghan's appearance at Wimbledon raised questions about her adherence to protocol and manners.

On a day when she accompanied Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, Meghan wore cream pants with a blue and white striped shirt.

She also brought a white hat with her, despite being advised not to wear one.

Wearing a hat in the royal box at Wimbledon is strictly prohibited, but Meghan carried it around anyway, creating a messy and inappropriate look.

It seems that Meghan's continuous breaches of royal protocol and display of bad manners have sparked criticism from both royal enthusiasts and the public.