Queen Elizabeth just signaled she had had enough of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, officially stepped down as members of the Royal Family on March 31. In accordance with their agreement with Queen Elizabeth II, the couple ended their royal duties, moved to America and pledged to become “financially independent”.

At first, the couple wanted a half-and-half type deal as representatives of the royal family. But the monarch did not accept this but worked with them and ultimately gave him the blessing in their quest to forge new paths. However, the Sussexes are said to have tested the Queen’s patience with what they can and cannot do. Now the matriarch of the royal family has stepped down and signaled that she has had enough.

What the couple asked Queen Elizabeth to refuse

On November 8, Meghan and Harry asked the Queen for permission to lay a wreath on behalf of the Duke of Sussex as her family marked Remembrance Sunday in the UK. It was initially thought that when the request was not met, palace attendants did not ask the monarch, but other reports claim that yes, the Queen simply denied it.

Omid Scobie, co-author of the biography of the Duke and Duchess Finding freedom: Harry and Meghan and the formation of a modern royal family, tweeted that the couple ended up visiting Los Angeles National Cemetery and laying flowers at the graves of two Commonwealth soldiers.

They chose to do so after their request was not granted, which some royal fans believe is a clear message from the Queen.

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Royal commentators weigh in on Queen’s decision, she’s ‘had enough’

The Express noted that several royal pundits and commentators have since weighed in on the Queen’s decision not to allow the Sussexes’ request to lay a wreath on the cenotaph.

“They broke away from the royal family and around the time we’ve been talking about it since they’ve been in Los Angeles, there were a few little requests that they’ve made,” E said! News host Morgan Stewart. “It was kind of like, ‘OK, we can accommodate ourselves, we find our way.’ It was the first glaring… that’s the line.

Stewart continued, “You are no longer senior members of the royal family. Enough. We don’t deal for you, you live in Santa Barbara, you have rich and famous neighbors, you want to focus on something else. We don’t do things on your behalf. Either you present yourself as you are supposed to or you are not one of them. “

Co-host Kym Whitley, however, was not in favor of the monarch’s decision and compared what is done to Harry with what happened to King Edward VIII, who abdicated to marry American socialist Wallis Simpson.

“They wouldn’t let King Edward be involved in any of the family matters anymore, so I think they just set an example that they can’t come back, especially when it’s a big family matter,” Whitley said. “But I felt bad for him because as a young boy he lost his mother and maybe with him laying a wreath for Remembrance can be attached to him.

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams also gave his opinion and said that the choice of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to leave The Firm meant they would no longer have those types of ‘privileges’.

“Harry and Meghan’s decision to forge a new future for themselves meant changes they were ready to embrace, and that means sacrifices,” he said.