Prince William is furious, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are judged insulting Queen Elizabeth
Megxit The Sussex's last statement delivered by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry angered Prince William.
Prince William even considered that the statement that came out of his younger brother's mouth was an insult to Queen Elizabeth II, who was none other than her own grandmother.
The Duke of Cambridge also said he was surprised by Prince Harry's recent behavior towards the Queen.
It all started when the Queen finished stripping all of Harry's honorary titles and forcing him to resign from the position of patron of all work organizations.
The Sussex then made a cynical statement three minutes after the moment the title was removed.
As stated by Galamedia.com in the article "Prince William Wrath, Does Not Accept Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Insult to the Queen", the queen considers the palace's 'principle of serving the public' to be inconsistent with Megxit's vision which has so far given Harry trillions of money in cash. America.
Palace staff are said to be very disappointed by the tone of The Sussex's response, which seems unacceptable if they are said to no longer be able to live the principles of public service in a new life in California.
The Sussex said that serving the public is a universal principle that can be done anytime, anywhere without having to become a senior member of the kingdom.
The final drama in the ending Megxit is now burdening the relationship between William and Harry.
A number of palace sources claim the rift between the two is currently the most serious in decades.
Anger was also triggered by the certainty of interviewing The Sussex and talkshow queen Oprah Winfrey, which apparently took place for two days last week and will air on March 7.
The palace staff even suspected that Harry had intentionally triggered the queen to decide the ending of Megxit one month early in favor of an exclusive interview with Oprah.
Meghan and Harry wanted reassurance before answering all the questions in their second post-Megxit interview.
Times sources said William thought Sussexes' statement was insulting to the Queen and the father of three felt "very sad and utterly shocked" in addition to being angry about what happened in this one week.
Anger was also revealed by the comments of a number of palace staff.
"Respect your grandmother, Harry doesn't deserve to answer what the Queen said," he said.
"Serving the British people means that the public can see you right here serving them, not shooting a Netflix documentary in America," he said.
"If public service is not the main goal but to make money in the name of financial freedom then it is impossible for The Sussex to represent the Queen," he said.
This was among the responses of the palace staff to Harry's action to 'patronize' the Queen, who has served 69 years since the age of 21 about what it means to serve the public.
Despite feeling immense anger, one royal source also told the Times, when all died down William felt a deep loss.
"Before Meghan's arrival, Harry and Wiliam shared everything, not only their personal lives but also the duties of the palace," he said.
"Almost every day they spend time discussing many things. After all William will miss his younger brother," he said.
Information also came from close circles of Prince William who admitted that even though everything still hurt him, he emphasized that William and Harry's relationship will improve over time
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