Meghan Boiling Mad as Queen Cancels Thanksgiving Service, Hampering Netflix Plans

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's plans for their Netflix deal have been hampered by the Queen's late decision not to attend a Thanksgiving service at St. Paul's, according to royal biographer Tom Bauer.

The couple, who flew in from the US with their children Archie and Lilibet, were expected to attend the service after a successful Trooping the Colour ceremony, where they were snapped behind the scenes talking to royal family members.

However, the Queen's cancellation may have cut out the pan from Meghan to the Queen, which could affect the Sussexes' publicity plans in their first public appearance of the weekend.

During his GB News show, Dan Wooten agreed with Bauer, saying that the couple had come over to the UK because big American companies were only interested in them because of their proximity to the royal family.

The GB News presenter pointed out that the couple had had a stark realization over the past couple of months, which is why they were now here.

Despite suffering discomfort and being ruled out of the Thanksgiving service, the Queen appeared to enjoy taking in the Trooping the Colour service, making two balcony appearances in front of the enormous crowds.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly left the UK as the Queen and senior royals enjoyed the grand finale of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

The couple with their two children, Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 1, had already driven away from Frogmore Cottage before jetting off the runway at Farnborough Airport at 1.30pm.

Experts claimed that Harry was struggling to accept his new second-row royal role, and royal fans pointed out Meghan's obvious snub of Kate Middleton.

The couple stepped back from their royal roles and laid bare their difficult relationship with Harry's family in an unprecedented tell-all Oprah interview in March last year.

This weekend, they made their first public appearance alongside the Cambridge family since their move to the States.

However, their absence from parts of the Jubilee celebrations did not go unnoticed.

Prince Harry was spotted looking unimpressed as he sat on the sidelines of the celebrations that he did attend.

On Friday at the service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral, the couple were sat a row behind and several metres from Prince Charles and Prince William.

Eagle-eyed royal fans also pointed out that Meghan could be seen turning away from the Duchess of Cornwall when she arrived at the cathedral.

The duchesses never came face to face during the celebrations, but the couple left nothing to chance and made a hasty departure before the Queen had even made her final appearance.

It is thought their trip cost in the region of £160,000, but it is not clear who footed the bill.

After they jetted in on a private jet from Santa Barbara on Wednesday, the Sussexes piled into the back of a blacked-out VW People Carrier.

They were given a low-key escort by the Queen's Land Rover and bodyguards while in the UK.