“Harry too much in love with Meghan”. Had Queen Elizabeth seen us together? There have been rumors for weeks about a serious crisis in the marriage between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: he would have discovered his wife’s affair with bodyguard Christopher Sanchez, while she would know that the father of her children Archie and Lilibet Diana has a pregnant lover . Gossip boils in America with Hollywood reconstructions and, according to “In Touch” magazine, there are also photos of an argument between the Dukes of Sussex inside their villa in Montecito. What is truth?
At the moment, the couple hasn’t confirmed it, but they haven’t denied it either. And here Her Majesty’s feelings come back prophetic: the late Elizabeth II, who died last September 8, was worried that her nephew was “a little too fond” of Meghan.
According to some previews of the biography “Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait” by Gyles Brandreth, reported by the “New York Post” and the “Daily Mail”, the Queen was “very happy” when Harry announced the wedding: “She liked Meghan and the which he has told many people. She did everything possible to make her future granddaughter feel welcome” and would not have been dismayed even by the appalling interview with Oprah Winfrey in which the Sussexes accused the royal family of “racism”.
Brandreth, a former MP close to the Windsors, writes: “As far as I know, the only thing the Queen said against the new Duchess was that perhaps Harry was too much in love.” As if to say that the prince lacked lucidity to analyze situations. The book says: “I can say, because I know it, that Elizabeth was more concerned about Harry’s well-being than she was about this televised nonsense, both the Oprah Winfrey interview – which caused so much controversy – and the lucrative Sussex deal. made with Netflix. He hoped that Harry would find his way in California and be able to do some really useful things.”
Another indiscretion that circulated in the past is also confirmed: Her Majesty even told Meghan Markle that, if she wanted, she could continue acting (“it’s still her job”), but the actress replied that she wanted to end her film career to focus only on royal duties. However, soon afterwards the Duchess did not accept the help of Sofia of Wessex to “show her how the royal work worked”. A refusal that disturbed and generated a state of anxiety in Elizabeth. Nemo a prophet in her homeland.
Source: IL Tempo
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