Queen Elizabeth's Concerns About Meghan Markle: A Royal Revelation

According to Susan Page's book, "The Queen and Her Presidents: The Hidden Hand That Shaped History," Queen Elizabeth II had reservations about Meghan Markle from the start. A palace aide claimed the Queen saw Meghan as calculated and skilled at shaping her public image, viewing her as an 'opportunist.'

Royal biographer Hugo Vickers, in his book "Queen Elizabeth II: A Personal History", claims Prince Harry’s move triggered a loss of trust from his grandmother. The Queen refused to take calls from him without another person present and also refused to see the couple alone when they introduced her granddaughter, Lilibet.

These revelations suggest the Queen was not fully supportive of the union and was concerned about the impact of Meghan's influence on the royal family. The decision by Harry and Meghan to step down as senior royals and move overseas further strained the relationship, with the Queen reportedly deeply hurt by their choice. The full impact of these events continues to be analyzed and discussed.

According to reports, Queen Elizabeth had reservations about Meghan Markle from the start, viewing her as an opportunist.

Harry and Meghan stepped down as senior royals to become financially independent and escape intense media scrutiny.

Sources suggest the Queen was deeply hurt and disappointed by their decision.

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