Recent accusations have surfaced, claiming that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle engaged in bullying towards the late Queen Elizabeth II during the final years of her life.
This revelation comes in the midst of the couple's outspoken stance against cyberbullying, with Meghan likening the internet to a car. Royal biographer and expert Angel 11 has criticized the Sussexes, labeling them as hypocrites for delivering speeches on cyberbullying while allegedly mistreating Queen Elizabeth.
Speaking to GB News presenter Nana Aura Levan, Angel 11 emphasized the apparent contradiction in the couple's actions, questioning their sincerity in advocating against bullying.
Levan pointed out the inconsistency, stating, "They come up and said they're really concerned about children bullying and cyberbullying and that it's a terrible thing to do. Perhaps they shouldn't have bullied Queen Elizabeth when she was so ill in those last few months of her life."
Allegations suggest that the late Queen was subjected to bullying for various reasons, including financial matters. The perceived hypocrisy in the Sussexes' actions makes it challenging for many to believe their advocacy.
In a surprising revelation, it has been disclosed that Prince Harry expressed his desire for his son, Archie, not to follow in the Queen's footsteps just months before he and Meghan Markle left the royal family.
The couple announced their decision to step back from their roles as working Royals in January 2020, relocating to the United States with their son, Archie. This decision shocked many, but Harry had hinted at their departure during a conversation with close friend Dr. Jane Goodle, an anthropologist and conservationist.
Dr. Goodle, a longtime friend of Harry, visited Frogmore Cottage shortly after Archie's birth in 2019 for an interview with the Duke of Sussex for Vogue magazine. Royal author Robert Lacy revealed that Dr. Goodle was allowed to hold Archie after the interview.
However, Harry's response to a light-hearted joke about teaching Archie the "royal wave" indicated his desire for a different upbringing. Dr. Goodle recorded the incident in her book, noting Harry's blunt rejection of the idea. A few months after this encounter, the Sussexes officially announced their departure from senior working roles in the royal family.
Despite their public life, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been determined to keep their children, Archie and Lilibet, out of the limelight. The couple has prioritized providing a normal upbringing for their children away from royal scrutiny. In a recent interview, Harry expressed his hope for his children to have meaningful relationships with members of his family, despite his estrangement from certain family members.
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