Harry and Meghan Prohibited from Using Footage from Queen’s State Funeral and Platinum Jubilee for Netflix Docuseries

The fallout from the Oprah Winfrey interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continues to reverberate, with the latest development being that the couple is not allowed to use footage from the Queen's State Funeral and Platinum Jubilee for their Netflix docuseries.

This revelation comes from royal commentator Neil Sean, who claims that the royal family was aware that Harry and Meghan were wearing microphones during these events, which is why they avoided speaking to the couple.

According to Diana Eppers on Quora, many sources claim that both Harry and Meghan were wearing microphones during the platinum jubilee, which would explain why the other royals stayed away from them.

Meghan arrived late at the event, wearing an ill-fitting white suit and fiddling with the collar repeatedly.

A rectangular box could be seen under the back of her jacket, and she appeared larger than usual.

Harry was also seen fixing his collar and tie several times, and a wire was visible.

The thought was that they were using recording equipment for their Netflix docuseries, and the royals were on high alert that Harry and Meghan might try to record them.

As a result, they avoided speaking to the couple, except for Princess Anne's children, who were seen speaking to them from an open window at Buckingham Palace.

According to reports, Harry and Meghan felt humiliated at the church service since they thought they should have had better seats closer to Prince Charles and Prince William.

However, Harry doesn't seem to understand that he's no longer the spare and thinks he's equal to William.

In a monarchy, there is a definite hierarchy, and it's ridiculous that Harry doesn't grasp that concept.

He sat where he belonged, next to Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugene.

It gets worse.

At events during the official mourning of Queen Elizabeth's death, it looked like Meghan was wearing another recording device.

Either that or she wears a Fitbit on her abdomen on a belt.

Reports indicated that it looked like a microphone on a belt under Meghan's dress for the walkabout with Prince William and Catherine, the Princess of Wales.

If Meghan was trying to catch people talking at the funeral, then she was disappointed.

No one in the family wanted to look at Meghan, let alone talk with her.

The news from Netflix is not encouraging for Harry and Meghan, as they do not have enough content to create a docuseries about their fascinating life.

All they really have is film related to the Invictus Games.

Netflix thought Meghan was close to several royals, including the Queen.

But now that they've witnessed the Sussexes being frozen out by the entire family, they know it's nigh on impossible to think Meghan can film anything interesting or substantial.

Netflix paid good money to Harry and Meghan, and they will not receive a decent return on their investment.

Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan Markle are currently being criticized for letting their Markle's golden goose, Queen Elizabeth, lead to their hateful modus operandi for maintaining relevancy.

The claim has been made by royal author and commentator Richard Kaye.

He said that such attacks, as well as any indiscretions about the royal family, could well damage the Sussex brand, coming so soon after the death of the Queen.

Even in far away America, where their true currency lies.

And yet sadly for this embittered couple in their $14 million dollar Montecito mansion, their value relies on them continuing to make such attacks.

What are Harry and Meghan worth if they're not being hateful about the royals?

Would Netflix be paying them $100 million to be nice about Charles, Camilla, William and Kate, and to tell us piously that they care about the world?

The Queen's death means that for now at least their golden US goose is well and truly cooked.

They can no longer just cash in by telling their truth about the beastly royals.