Shocking Revelation: Princess Anne Accuses Meghan of Threatening Queen Elizabeth Before Her Demise

The world was left in shock when the formal death certificate of Queen Elizabeth was released, revealing that Her Majesty passed away at 3.10 pm on September 8th, 2022.

Since her passing, there has been much speculation surrounding the cause of her death.

Finally, the truth has been unveiled.

Royals have recently confirmed that Harry and Meghan allegedly threatened the Queen while she was on her hospital bed.

The official informant of this accusation is none other than the Queen's daughter, Princess Anne, who was reportedly present at Queen Elizabeth's bedside during her final hours.

Princess Anne has also provided key information, including the time of death, which has caused a stir among the royal family and international observers.

According to reports from the royal family, Harry and Meghan demanded the Queen to give them their inheritance, or else they would continue to attack the royals.

While the Queen's gift of Frogmore Cottage was considered significant, the Sussexes apparently requested a different property for their marital home.

As reported by the Times, Meghan and Harry expressed their desire to live within Windsor Castle itself and inquired if living quarters could be made available after their marriage.

At that time, only the Queen and Prince Philip had private apartments within the castle, while other family members resided elsewhere on the estate.

Windsor Castle has been the royal family's home for nearly a millennium, encompassing various properties, ranging from grand mansions to cozy cottages.

Current residents include Prince William and Kate, Princess of Wales, Prince Andrew, and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson.

The Queen reportedly deemed the Sussexes' request inappropriate and promptly rejected it.

Instead, Her Majesty politely suggested that they reside in nearby Frogmore Cottage.

Royal author Katie Nicholl, in her latest book, The New Royals, discussed the Queen's decision to gift her grandson and his wife with the impressive home as a wedding present.

Nicholl claimed that the late Lady Elizabeth Ironson, who passed away in 2020, stated that the monarch considered the Windsor residence a significant gesture and hoped that the Duke and Duchess would appreciate her generosity.

Lady Elizabeth quoted the Queen, saying, “The cottage was a big deal.

The Queen's entrance into the gardens is right next to their cottage.

It's essentially her backyard, her solitude, and her privacy.

She was giving that up and gifting Harry and Meghan Frogmore Cottage.

We all thought it was very big of her.

She said, ‘I hope they'll respect it.'”

It is worth noting that Prince Harry and Meghan relinquished their royal duties in 2020 when they decided to relocate their family and life to the United States.

This decision followed numerous reports of disapproval from the royal family regarding Harry's choice of wife and lack of support for their subsequent marriage.

Since their departure, media outlets worldwide have consistently highlighted a supposed rift between King Charles, Prince William, and Prince Harry.

With the recent revelation surrounding the Queen's death, it appears that this divide is more apparent than ever.

Furthermore, it seems that Prince Harry will not be receiving a warm welcome upon his return to the United Kingdom, especially due to the outrage sparked by his and Meghan Markle's new Netflix docuseries.

Royal expert Tom Bower exclusively told Page Six that he cannot envision a scenario where Harry would be welcomed back in England.

Bower added that the Sussexes are unlikely to be included on the guest list for the upcoming King's coronation.

Bower further elaborated that Prince Harry has become an outsider, distancing himself from the British royal family, and that Meghan Markle has also distanced herself from the rest of the family.

Bower concluded by stating, “I think he's just cutting himself off from it all, you know, he's turning himself into an outcast, and I don't think anyone's going to be looking to see if he was welcome here.