Gossip story: The queen was furious and sent Meghan back
As Prince Harry's wife increasingly accepted expensive gifts, the palace became increasingly dissatisfied with her – a matter from which members of the royal family were forbidden under the agreement. Then came the complaints of the palace staff, who complained about the cruelty treated to them by the "duchess, who had a harder time getting along." In general, the front sight aligned, and the royal family decided to act.
The Queen allegedly summoned Meghan to her couch at a certain time to make a reservation specifically for her, but Meghan refused to come on the grounds that she planned to travel to the National Theatre, the sources said. She did not understand that what should never be done was to refuse to meet with Her Majesty when invited.
Sources said Meghan's actions were too presumptuous and underestimated Elizabeth's power. She thought she was just "Harry's grandmother" and that she would wait for herself and not go anywhere.
Immediately, the Queen sent 6 guards for Meghan and canceled her activities at the National Theatre. But Megan didn't know about the cancellation, and when she came, she was surprised that no one picked her up. Then she made a fuss, angry at the lack of a red carpet and said they didn't yet know who she was.
But the Queen's men knew very well who Meghan was, so they waited for the Duchess near the theatre. Her Majesty's security services tried to get the Duchess into the car, despite her loud protests. Her belongings had been packed and the staff put Meghan's clothes in two bags and with all those items, she was quickly taken to the airport. However, Meghan's personal diary remains at the Frogmore cottage, which is allegedly scanned by the special services of the Mi-5 and Mi-6 and made the necessary copies.
As for Meghan, the Royal Guard took her to the airport, where Countess Sophie and Prince Edward are said to be waiting for her. They escorted Meghan to board the plane to Canada and stayed with her until the plane took off. The next day, a post appeared on well-known social networks stating that the Saskis refused royal funding and stopped the work of senior members of the royal family. During the Sandringham summit, Harry confronted his family alone as Meghan was not even allowed to attend the meeting via video. According to Sussex, William "screamed and yelled" at him while his father sat there with a cold expression.
But in January, just before the memoir was released, the offended prince said in an interview with journalist Tom Bradby that he was still waiting for an apology from the royal family. And then many were indignant: they say, why apologize if he himself regularly attacks Windsor and the monarchy? But Harry was apparently referring to his wife's almost escort being deported from the UK. Of course, he did not receive any apology and will not receive it.
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