Meghan's latest decision that (they say) is revenge against the queen

Close to the Sussexes returning to the United Kingdom, a new blow for the queen is approaching.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry already have their first trip as a couple to the United Kingdom scheduled on their agenda since they moved to Canada. On March 5 they will attend the Endeavor awards ceremony and there they will meet again with the British royal family after several weeks of controversy. However, this return would also mean a blow for Queen Elizabeth II because, it is said, they will not have them to their baby.

According to the Sunday Times newspaper, the Sussexes will travel alone to reunite with their family. And Archie Harrison? The aforementioned media indicated that the almost 10-month-old baby will be left in the care of Jessica Mulroney, a stylist and Meghan's best friend.

This decision saddened the monarch, who has not had contact with the baby since November, when the Sussexes announced that they would take six weeks off before Thanksgiving. It is worth mentioning that, since Meghan and Harry's first-born was born, the child has had very little interaction with his paternal family compared to what he has had with Doria Ragland and Jessica, Meghan's mother and friend, respectively.

According to the newspaper The Sun, this decision would not only mean an act of revenge against the queen, but also a problem for those in charge of the family's security. The six bodyguards at their disposal will have to reinforce their efforts to care for the three family members in different destinations, which will double the cost of 50 thousand pounds paid for their security.

Although not taking the baby with her paternal family seems like a direct attack against the queen and her family, the reality is that Meghan and Harry don't publish many photos of baby Archie either.

Even before their first child was born, the Sussexes made it clear that they wanted their son to lead as normal a life as possible. In fact, he doesn't even carry a noble title like his cousins: Princes George, Charlotte and Louis, who are fourth, fifth and sixth in line to the throne.