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Katie Jerkovich | Entertainment Reporter
Queen Elizabeth II broke with tradition and would have invited Meghan Markle's mother, Doria Ragland, to join the family in Sandringham, England, at Christmas.
"The queen was very impressed by Ms. Ragland during their meeting," said a source Monday at Vanity Fair. "The queen knows that Meghan's family situation is complicated and that the easiest way for Meghan and Harry to be together and with Doria, as they wish, is that they join her in Sandringham, where they have a lot of space. " (RELATED: 18 times, Meghan Markle already looked like a royalty [SLIDESHOW])
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex arrive to attend a state dinner in Nuku'alofa, Tonga, October 25, 2018. Paul Edwards / Pool via REUTERS
"This is not the norm, but things seem to have changed a lot recently," the source added.
The source continued to say that the queen hoped to have as many of her grandchildren as possible for the festivities.
"She loves to reunite the family and it's so much fun with all the little ones," explained the insider. "The queen has organized a very successful pajama party in Balmoral in the summer, which she hopes to be able to repeat this Christmas."
As a general rule, Christmas in the land of the Queen is reserved only for family members. But last year, she broke with tradition by welcoming the former actress of "Suits" to participate in Christmas with the family before becoming an official member of the royal family and marry the prince. Harry.
No doubt Christmas will be a special day for the Duchess and the Duke of Sussex. It's their last birthday before welcoming their first child in the spring of 2019. The royal couple announced the news at the start of their tour last month in Australia, New Zealand. , Fiji and Tonga.
During the tour, Markle really shone in a wide range of outfits that definitely made her look like royalty.
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