Queen Elizabeth’s Final Message Before Death: Cut of 500 Million Dollars Will

Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch in British history, has passed away at the age of 95.

Before her death, she declared that a cut of 500 million dollars would be made from her estate.

The Queen was always mindful of the limitations that her position placed on her and was careful about expressing her personal opinions in public.

However, her true feelings bubbled to the surface once or twice.

In response to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's interview with Oprah Winfrey, Queen Elizabeth issued a terse statement.

Her Majesty said that the Royal Family was saddened to hear how unhappy Meghan and Harry had been and emphasized that they would always be much-loved family members.

But when it came to some of the more damning accusations made by the Sussexes, Her Majesty's statement simply said, “some recollections may vary,” hinting that in her view, the Duke and Duchess hadn't been entirely truthful.

During the interview, Meghan complained that she had been silenced by the Royal Machine and was offered no support when the stresses of Royal life brought on a mental health crisis.

She also claimed that there had been concerns and conversations about how dark Archie's skin might be when he was born, although she refused to name the Royals at the heart of that speculation.

Christopher Wilson, writing in the Daily Express, said that the official statement from Buckingham Palace was a hint at Her Majesty's deep disappointment with Harry.

He wrote, “The tragedy is that Prince Harry, her darling grandson, was unable to grasp the concept of family beyond the one he created for himself.

We will never know what anguish the Queen went through as he fled Britain for the US so ignominiously with his wife, Meghan, turning his back on everything the Queen herself stood for.

But her one dry statement, ‘recollections may vary,' tells us all we need to know about her private disappointment.”

In other news, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly rejected King Charles' pleas to reconnect and rebuild bonds.

An inside source close to the palace revealed this news in a candid chat with the Mirror.

The insider noted Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's refusal to patch things up with King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth before the monarch's passing.

The source recounted King Charles' invitation and claimed that he reiterated his invitation for Harry and Meghan, and the whole family if they wished, to come and stay with him this summer while he is at his home on the Balmoral Estate.

He thought it might be a good opportunity for everyone to take stock and relax, but the invitation was declined, as it has been before.

This comes shortly after Piers Morgan attacked Meghan Markle for allegedly trying to egg on Prince Harry against his father, the King.

He said, “I hope he can reconcile his sons.

I hope Meghan Markle will back off the rails now and give them some time and space for Charles to be a king and to grow as a king.”

The Royal Family has been in turmoil since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down from their roles as senior royals and moved to the US.

The Queen's death has only added to the tension and uncertainty surrounding the future of the monarchy.

As the world mourns the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, many are wondering what the future holds for the Royal Family.

With tensions high and relationships strained, it remains to be seen how the monarchy will navigate these difficult times.