Meghan Markle’s Controversial Curtsy and the Royal Family’s Reunion

As the world mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the royal family gathered to pay their respects in a short service held at the Palace of Westminster.

However, one particular moment caught the attention of viewers, and it involved Meghan Markle's deep curtsy to the Queen's coffin.

In a clear video footage, Meghan was seen letting out a big, massive bored sigh as the Queen's coffin entered.

As the royals exited, Meghan, Catherine, and other royal women curtsied to the Queen's coffin.

Meghan's curtsy, in particular, drew flak from viewers who noted that it was far too deep, her feet weren't in the right position, and she looked like she was picking something up that she dropped.

Many saw Meghan's ultra-deep curtsy as a real piss-take, considering how she was previously rude and vile to Her Majesty.

They deemed it a lack of class on her part, especially when compared to Lady Louise Windsor's perfect curtsy and Princess Catherine's respectful bow.

Lady Louise Windsor, the eldest child of Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex, paid her respects to her late grandmother together with her younger brother James, Viscount VII.

The 18-year-old stood alongside her brother as their parents paid their own respects to the Queen.

The rows included Princesses Eugene and Beatrice and their husbands, Zara and Mike Tyndall, Lord Freddie, Lord Freddie Windsor, and Princess Michael of Kent.

Lady Louise watched on as her parents bowed to the Queen's coffin before leading her brother to pay their own respects in a poignant moment away from their parents.

Meghan Markle's attention-seeking behavior during the service made royal fans angry, with many noting her smirking and complete disregard for the gravity of the situation.

Some even accused her of trying to destroy the institution she was standing amongst and mourning a woman who she brought so much pain to.

American columnist Meghan McCain accused Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of creating chaos within the royal family, branding them as professional troublemakers.

She described the reunion of the couples, once dubbed the Fab Four, as a ceasefire, saying that it was temporary because Meghan doesn't mind tearing the firm apart.

Miss McCain added that the couple wanted to be King Harry and Queen Meghan and that the peace between the couples was more of a ceasefire.

She also said that Harry and Meghan would endeavor to keep everyone fighting in the firm because it's better for business.

In conclusion, the Queen's funeral service showed both touching moments of respect and controversial actions from some members of the royal family.

While Lady Louise Windsor's perfect curtsy and Princess Catherine's respectful bow were praised, Meghan Markle's ultra-deep curtsy and attention-seeking behavior drew flak from viewers.

Additionally, Meghan McCain's scathing attack on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle revealed the ongoing tension within the royal family, with some accusing the couple of wanting to tear the institution apart.