Title: “Queen Relies on Cambridge’s Support as She Navigates Jubilee Year Amid Royal Drama”

The Queen is finding solace in the unwavering support of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as she embarks on her platinum jubilee year, according to royal author Nigel Cawthorn.

Despite personal setbacks and drama within the royal family, Cawthorn believes that the Queen has faith in her grandson and his wife to guide the monarchy forward.

Additionally, the Queen hopes that Prince George, third in line to the throne, will play a significant role in the upcoming celebrations.

During her jubilee message, the Queen expressed her desire for Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, to become Queen Consort when Prince Charles ascends the throne.

Cawthorn emphasized that the Queen is grateful for the strong support provided by William and Kate.

He predicts that the Queen's grandchildren, particularly George, will actively participate in the jubilee celebrations, highlighting their importance to the future of the royal family.

As the Queen navigates through her jubilee year, she experiences a range of emotions, from grieving her husband's loss to reflecting on her father's legacy.

Cawthorn acknowledges the remarkable achievements of the Queen, who inherited a nation devastated by war and guided it towards political stability.

With confidence in William, Kate, and their children, the Queen remains hopeful for the future of the monarchy.

Despite the Queen's enduring popularity, royal expert Duncan Larcombe believes that the turmoil within the royal family remains overwhelming.

Meghan Markle's assertion that she had no prior knowledge of the royal family before meeting Prince Harry has been challenged by an unearthed blog post on The Tig.

In a 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan claimed ignorance about the royal family.

However, royal commentator Zoe Forsey pointed out a blog post in which Meghan discussed Kate's wedding to Prince William in 2011.

Forsey highlighted the popularity of Meghan's blog post, which showcased her perspective as an outsider observing the royal wedding.

Royal editor Russell Myers interjected, questioning Meghan's claim of knowing nothing about the royal family or Prince Harry.

Forsey continued, mentioning how Meghan wrote about the grandeur and fascination surrounding the royal wedding and conversations revolving around Princess Kate.

There are indications that Meghan might relaunch her lifestyle blog, The Tig, which she closed down upon joining the royal family.

Reports suggest that Meghan's lawyers have filed a trademark application for The Tig.

Further analysis of Meghan's past posts reveals her New Year's resolutions from 2016, in which she expressed intentions to take up running, give up swearing and nail-biting, and discussed the challenges of being famous while maintaining her acting career and philanthropic efforts.

The success of Meghan and Prince Harry's social media presence has reportedly influenced the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Royal editor Rebecca English noted that the Cambridges have enlisted the services of the Sussexes' former social media guru, as revealed in the Channel 5 documentary “Kate, our Queen-in-Waiting.”

In conclusion, as the Queen embarks on her platinum jubilee year, she finds strength in the support of William and Kate.

The Queen hopes that Prince George will play a prominent role in the celebrations, ensuring a bright future for the royal family.

Amid ongoing turmoil, Meghan's claims about her knowledge of the royal family have been challenged by her own previous writings.

There are indications that Meghan may revive her lifestyle blog, The Tig, and the influence of Meghan and Harry's social media strategy can be seen in the Cambridges' own approach.