Queen Elizabeth II Refused to Forgive Meghan Markle for Breaking up the Royal Family

The late Queen Elizabeth II made it clear in her final days that she would never forgive Prince Harry's wife, Meghan Markle, for breaking up the royal family.

The Queen's death in September 2022 coincides with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle setting up their brand in Europe without their children, Archie and Lilibet.

Although Meghan Markle appeared relaxed and well-timed on the trip, the Queen made it clear that she would not be allowed to travel to Balmoral Castle where she was on holiday.

According to sources, the reason that Queen Elizabeth II hates Meghan Markle so much is because Meghan hit a nerve with her everything-about-me behaviour that doesn't befit a royal and seriously threatens the monarchy.

For this sin, Queen Elizabeth II told her most trusted aide that she'd never forgive the pushy second-rate actress whom she'd never trust more than she trusted in racehorses.

Initially, Queen Elizabeth II was very fond of Meghan Markle and didn't repel her because she was married once.

After Meghan Markle married Prince Harry in 2018, Queen Elizabeth II welcomed her into the family and gave her the title of Duchess.

However, Queen Elizabeth II ended up regretting awarding the title of Duchess of Sussex to the former Suits actress because Meghan Markle has been taking advantage of it.

Meghan Markle has used the title to engage in multiple campaigns to fulfill her insatiable ambitions and capitalize on a newfound royal status.

She quit the royal family a year and four months after marrying into the royal family, bluntly saying that she'd leave the UK to make money in the filthy rich America.

What really wound Queen Elizabeth up was their interview with Oprah Winfrey in March 2021.

The Queen was shocked by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's public accusations of racism in the royal family, especially by her husband of 73 years, Prince Philip.

He also died a month after this interview.

Queen Elizabeth II was even more shocked by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's publicity-seeking antics in her final days.

She choked on her afternoon tea as Meghan Markle publicly vowed to travel to Washington with feminist Gloria Steinem to fight for abortion rights.

As the Queen's most beloved grandson, her dying wishes for Prince Harry to regain his sanity and ditch Meghan Markle at the commemoration of her 70th anniversary in June 2022, those interested may note that she's made this very clear.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have no official roles at a platinum 70th anniversary celebration, with the Queen giving them only 15 minutes of private chat while deliberately keeping the meeting from being filmed by the couple's Netflix TV crew.

She wanted to strip Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles; however, she decided to let King Charles make the final call.

The late Queen reportedly changed her will shortly before her passing, leaving her prized jewelry collection worth an estimated $110 million to Prince William's wife, Catherine.

According to sources, this decision is likely to raise eyebrows among the royal family and may cause resentment among other members such as Camilla, the newly crowned Queen Consort, and Meghan Markle, as well as their partners King Charles and Prince Harry.

The collection of 300 personal items belongs to the Queen and not the Crown, and the decision to leave them to Kate is a clear indication of her status as a family favourite.