Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Cancelled Flight to Scotland: What Really Happened

Reports have emerged regarding the cancelled flight of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to Scotland.

According to sources, the Duke of Sussex missed the flight after being informed by King Charles III that taking Meghan to Balmoral was inappropriate.

As senior royals rushed to be by Queen Elizabeth II's side before she passed away, a new rumour has surfaced.

The Duke of Sussex travelled alone to Scotland, missing the RAF flight from London to Aberdeen that was carrying Sophie, Countess of Wessex, William, Andrew, and Edward.

It was agreed that Harry and Meghan would go together much as they would have done if they had flown from their US residence to the UK in the case of the Queen's passing.

Following the news of the monarch's ailing health, a spokeswoman for the pair initially stated that Harry and Meghan would fly to Balmoral to be with the Queen.

However, it later became apparent that Harry would travel alone as spouses, including the Duchess of Cambridge, decided against visiting Scotland.

At 6.30pm on September 8, Harry's separate flight landed in Aberdeen, five minutes after the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Telegraph was told by a second source that everything was an error.

The source asserted that it was merely an error and wasn't intended to offend or cause offence.

Simply said, the Sussexes were going to follow protocol at all times.

When word of the Queen's poor health reached the future king, the Prince of Wales, and the second-in-line to the throne, the Duke of Cambridge, they immediately freed up their schedules to rush to her Highlands residence.

Just before 3.30pm, an RAF jet carrying the Duke of Cambridge, Andrew, Edward and Sophie, touched down in Aberdeen.

Harry came on the more expensive, later flight from Luton.

Harry and Meghan are now left with Charles as king and head of the firm, following the death of the Queen, with William promoted to the crucial position of heir presumptive.

While Harry and Meghan seem to have spent time cultivating their connection with the Queen, they have had issues with King Charles and Prince William.

Following his first face-to-face encounter with the Queen in two years in April, Harry told the US network NBC that he was making sure she was protected and had the proper people around her.

He dodged a question about if he missed his father and brother after only spending 15 minutes with Charles during his brief stay in the UK.

Harry expressed his disappointment in his father and the hurt that's happened in an interview with Oprah Winfrey from the previous year.

He claimed that as the news of his and Meghan's resignation as working royals approached, his father stopped returning his calls.

Meghan claimed that the Duchess of Cambridge had made her cry in the days leading up to her wedding, and the palace had failed to deny rumours that it had been the other way around, in a move that William is likely to have found offensive.

Harry revealed his conflict with William in 2019 when he told an ITV documentary team that he and his brother were on different roads and had good and bad days.

He continued by saying that while he loved his brother, their connection was space at the moment, adding that he hoped that all would get better with time.

After the passing of the Queen, William did, however, extend an invitation to Harry and Meghan to accompany him and Kate on a walkabout outside Windsor Castle.

King Charles III made a big gesture towards the Sussexes by mentioning Harry and Meghan in his first speech as King and expressing his affection for them.

“I want to also convey my love for Harry and Meghan as they continue to build their life overseas,” the King added in a sad statement to the Daily Mail.

In another news, Prince Harry's explosive book is coming out just as King Charles III and Camilla were photographed in Scotland.

At Bercal on the Balmoral Estate, the King and Queen Consort are staying.

A chapel close to Balmoral has seen King Charles and Camilla arrive.

The secluded royal house in the Scottish Highlands is not far from Crathie Kirk, where the King and Queen Consort were seen being driven.

On the final day of the late Queen's royal mourning, Charles and Camilla donned black.

It comes amid claims that Harry is frantically attempting to make last-minute modifications to his autobiography, which was scheduled to be published this year.

The publishers paid $20 million up front because they knew whatever was written would be tremendous for sales and visibility throughout the world, a source told The Sun on Sunday.

However, the first manuscript they were given was disappointing, since it was a touch too sentimental and concentrated way too much on mental health issues.

In conclusion, despite rumours and speculation, it appears that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's cancelled flight to Scotland was due to an error and following protocol.

The Duke of Sussex travelled alone to Scotland after being informed by King Charles III that taking Meghan to Balmoral was inappropriate.

While Harry and Meghan seem to have spent time cultivating their connection with the Queen, they have had issues with King Charles and Prince William.

It remains to be seen how the relationship between them will develop following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.