Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s lawyers have reportedly raised objections to a tweet by senior royal commentator and biographer Angela Levin.

The tweet in question was posted after reports surfaced that Prince Harry had applied for a judicial review of the Home Department's decision not to allow him to personally pay for his security in the UK.

In the tweet, Levin had questioned whether the couple's “victim feelings” were responsible for their actions.

She also claimed that they are strong enough to tell the world how to behave.

Levin's tweet apparently elicited a reaction from the lawyers of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

However, Twitter has stated that the tweet is not subject to removal.

The lawyers reportedly objected to Levin's insinuation that the couple's “victim feelings” were responsible for their actions.

Levin believes that Prince Harry's behaviour has become very challenging and that he is hurting his grandmother, the Queen.

He is preparing for a court battle after being stripped of his bodyguards.

He has hinted that he is desperate to bring his children back to the UK but feels it is too dangerous for the family without police protection.

His offers to pay for specially trained cops have been rejected.

The Queen has not yet met Lilibet, who was named after her.

Her Majesty has faced a nightmarish week after making the decision to essentially banish second son Andrew from the royal family.

The crisis deepened today after news leaked that Harry is considering a judicial review.

Levin believes that Harry's move to sue will be hurting the Queen.

She has been stoic and devoted, and it has made her happy that she has heirs to the throne who look as if they can keep the royal family going.

But with this behaviour, where people are destroying it from the inside, not the outside, is just terrible.

Ms Levin said today, “I think his behaviour on this matter is beyond appalling.

He keeps saying he loves his grandmother and admires her, but this is not the way you behave if you do.”

She said he's completely changed since she knew him.

He told her many times he longed to be ordinary.

He loved going to the supermarket and buying his own food because it gave him great pleasure to be normal.

He was vivacious, intuitive, and compassionate.

And now, here he is being so grand and pompous and superior.

Levin also said that it appears Meghan and Harry may not return to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee this year.

The Queen would love to see the children, but it would be very difficult for them to do so now.

Harry previously complained about the decision to remove his bodyguards in his bombshell interview with Oprah last March.

He said he was forced to bag multi-million pound deals with Netflix and Spotify because he needed to pay for his security.

Piers Morgan has also called Harry's timing appalling during a furious rant this morning.

Levin believes that Harry's behaviour is beyond appalling and that he is hurting his grandmother, the Queen.

She has been stoic and devoted, and it has made her happy that she has heirs to the throne who look as if they can keep the royal family going.

But with this behaviour, where people are destroying it from the inside, not the outside, is just terrible.

In conclusion, the lawyers of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly objected to a tweet by senior royal commentator and biographer Angela Levin.

Levin had questioned whether the couple's “victim feelings” were responsible for their actions.