Queen Elizabeth II blasted Meghan Markle at dinner weeks before she died

Last August, a month before his death, the Queen Elizabeth (1926-2022) would have expressed his dissatisfaction with his nephew’s relationship harry with your wife, Meghan Markle. The information was published by The Spectatorwho spoke to a source close to the royal family.

_{Duchess Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth II (Photo: Reproduction/Metrópoles)}

The scene took place at a private event at Balmoral Castlein England, which the Sussexes did not attend. “At the pre-dinner reception, a small group were chatting with the Queen, who explained that Harry’s date with Meghan was a complete disaster and called her mean,” said the source.

“Everyone’s eyebrows went to the ceiling”, recalls the source, describing the surprised reaction to the comments. “The Queen doesn’t use words like ‘evil’ to describe Meghan like the Queen does, but she sees right through her.”reflected the source. “It’s wonderful that these words come from the mouth of the kindest woman in the world.”

Meghan Markle opened up about her relationship with Queen Elizabeth II in an interview with Variety in October 2022. The royal died of natural causes on September 8, aged 96. The former actress accompanied her husband, Prince Harry, to a vigil for his grandmother. “There was one manifestation of love It is support. am grateful per be to the side of my husband and support you, especially during This one period”, she said.

Meghan also recalled a meeting with members of the royal family and revealed what Harry said when he learned of his grandmother’s death: “I am very thankful per power to spend one time with she and meet her. He has been one complicated time, but my husband it is ever optimistic And says: ‘Now she met again with the husband’”.

During the chat, Meghan, who considers herself a feminist, also praised the royal family for female leadership. A popular figure with the British people, his 70-year reign was the longest in British history. “AND wonderful to see O legacy in your grandmother of so many ways. Clearin terms of leadership feminine, she it is a example bright from that.”

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