Also, the deceased monarch did not like long conversations with his grandson, finding them difficult and his behavior strange.
Queen Elizabeth described the behavior of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as “pretty crazy”. The Daily Mail writes about it.
A new book on the lives of the British royal family reveals that the late monarch believed his devotion to the wife of the Duke of Sussex “outshined his mind”.
Grandmother of the scandalous prince, Sussex before meeting his wife-to-be III.
But when the couple began to publicly criticize the monarchy and despise individual family members, the queen was embarrassed by her behavior and called her “insane”. Elizabeth II thought her granddaughter’s judgment was impaired by the influence of the American actress because she was “too caught up” in his love for her.
It is also reported that the deceased monarch did not like long conversations with his grandson as he found it difficult, and his behavior was peculiar.
A source said, “His Highness found Prince Harry’s calls quite heavy and tiring. He did not want to interfere with the relationship between father and son and urged them to talk.”
But then Prince Charles stopped answering his youngest son’s calls after Harry cursed and repeatedly asked for money.
The royal couple left their royal duties and moved to the United States in early 2020. Queen Elizabeth was “devastated” when Prince Harry and Meghan announced they were leaving the royal rank, especially after a high-profile interview with American TV presenter Oprah Winfrey.
Recall that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will miss the coronation of Charles III in May 2023.
Moreover Focus She wrote about Sarah Ferguson’s comments on the behavior of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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