King Charles III reportedly forbade Meghan Markle from attending the Balmoral Castle the place where Queen Elizabeth spent her last days and ultimately passed away on September 8th.
According to Prince Harry’s memoirs in his upcoming book “Spare” and the Daily Mail, King Charles spoke to Harry to prevent Meghan Markle from attending the Balmoral Castle saying that the attendance was strictly for the closest family.
In the incendiary book that was set to be released until Monday the 9th but for some reason was released in Spain before schedule, Prince Harry also mentioned that he told the King ‘Don’t ever speak about my wife that way’.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in fact in London while the Queen’s health declined while she stayed in the Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
Furthermore, Lady Di’s youngest son claims that he and Meghan Markle found out about his grandmother’s passing through the BBC, not his immediate family.
While all the arrangements were being made, Kate Middleton also stayed home with the royal children George, Charlotte, and Louis as Prince William boarded the plane to attend Balmoral along with Prince Andrew, Edward, and his wife Sophie.
Right after the news broke about the Queen’s passing, a representative of the Sussex royals informed that both Meghan and Harry would be attending Balmoral.
As they were making the arrangements, King Charles III specifically told his youngest son that he could not bring his wife via a telephone call.
A source claimed that ‘Charles told Harry that it wasn’t right or appropriate for Meghan to be in Balmoral at such a deeply sad time,’
‘It was pointed out to him that Kate was not going and that the numbers really should be limited to the very closest family.’ The source concluded.
