Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Lack of Interaction with Royal Family Members at Church Service Sparks Speculation

Speculation has arisen on social media regarding Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's lack of interaction with his immediate family members during a church service.

Rumours are circulating that the Sussexes wore microphones during the event, which may explain their apparent distance from other royals.

In a video uploaded to his YouTube channel, Trevor Coulthamsee, an author and former military serviceman, claimed that unnamed sources informed him that Prince Harry and Markle were wearing mics during the service.

Coulthamsee also speculated that the royals knew the couple was there to get content, but rather than ignore them, they chose not to speak to them.

The YouTuber claimed that the Duke of Kent, Zara Tindall, and Peter Phillips, who were spotted with Prince Harry and Markle at the service, did not say much to the couple.

Some social media users posted similar speculations on Twitter, with one user suggesting that Meghan kept fiddling with her collar, leading them to believe she was wearing a mic to record for Netflix.

However, not everyone is convinced by these rumours.

Christopher Busey, a Meghan ally and founder of BotSentinel.com, called the rumours nonsense.

He pointed out that if Meghan was wearing a mic, she would have put it in a less visible location.

Another Twitter user suggested that the speculation was merely an example of haters hating, which is why the Duke and Duchess left the firm.

Following the speculation, Meghan Markle's ex-pal Lizzie Cundey believes that the former actress and Prince Harry will share a private glimpse into the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations with Netflix.

Despite Netflix not being approved for accreditation over the weekend, Meghan's former friend claims the couple may have taken personal footage to share with the streaming giant.

Lizzie believes that the couple's purpose is for money and that they should have the decency to stay away from royal events if they don't want to be working royals.

Sources previously told the Telegraph that should the crew attempt to film the Sussexes from public areas, they would have been moved on.

Netflix crews had been allowed to travel to public spots along with the millions of those celebrating, but stewards would have instantly asked them to move should they attempt to put any filming gear up.

Lizzie previously suggested that the couple could take a leaf out of the Queen's book and see how one should behave.

In conclusion, while rumours persist that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were wearing microphones during a church service, not everyone is convinced.

Some social media users believe the couple was there to get content for Netflix, while others think it's merely an example of haters hating.

Regardless, Meghan's ex-pal believes that the couple will share footage with the streaming giant, despite Netflix not being approved for accreditation over the weekend.