Meghan Markle Uncomfortable in Picture with Camilla, Catherine and Sophie

The royal family is currently mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, but tensions between family members are still evident.

Meghan Markle was captured in a picture with Camilla, Catherine, and Sophie, looking uncomfortable and out of place.

The tension between them was palpable, and it was clear that the family had words with her.

During the procession, Twitter users caught a glimpse of Markle seemingly smirking at one point.

Fans quickly flooded the social platform with disdain for the Duchess, accusing her of attention-seeking behavior.

One person fumed about her “attention-grabbing look,” while another called her “smug” and having “zero shame.”

It seems that all is not well aboard the good ship Markle, as more news is creeping out about them fighting again.

Reports suggest that Harry is blaming her for him losing everything, including his military uniform.

The tension between them is causing stormy waters.

The women of the royal family showed their grief in different ways during Wednesday's lying-in-state service.

Catherine appeared slightly grief-stricken as she followed the coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall by car.

She was joined by Sophie, who swallowed back tears.

The royal family appeared as choreographed as flying geese, walking in a very formal formation.

Body language expert Judy James noted that when Catherine entered the Palace Hall, she appeared silently grief-stricken, with some heavy swallowing, pursed lips, and narrow-looking eyes.

Meanwhile, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex left Westminster Hall hand-in-hand, garnering media attention.

Harry and Meghan's breach of royal protocol received mixed reactions online, with many disputing whether the display of affection was a show of unity or a subtle royal dig.

Body language expert Judy James suggested that the gesture was emotionally impulsive, but it's hard to not factor in how Harry was not allowed to appear in uniform like the others, apart from Andrew, so possibly felt less restriction in terms of sustaining royal protocol.

Twitter users questioned how holding hands could be disrespectful, with some accusing people of unfairly criticizing Meghan.

Plans for the historic occasion have been revealed, with King Charles leading members of the royal family in walking behind the late monarch's coffin when it's moved from Westminster Hall to Westminster Abbey on Monday for the state funeral.

Behind will be brothers Prince William and Prince Harry, who have a fractured relationship but have united in their grief for their grandmother, along with Peter Phillips, who's another one of the Queen's grandsons.

They will be followed by the Princess Royal's husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Lawrence, the late monarch's cousin, the Duke of Gloucester, and her nephew, the Earl of Snowdon.

In conclusion, tensions between the royal family members are still evident during this time of mourning.

Meghan Markle's discomfort in the picture with Camilla, Catherine, and Sophie is just one example of the tension between them.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's breach of royal protocol has received mixed reactions online, with many questioning why holding hands could be considered disrespectful.

The plans for the state funeral have been revealed, with the royal family members following the late monarch's coffin in a choreographed formation.