The Palace employed a “shrewd strategy” to avoid providing Netflix with images of the Queen

• The Palace apparently had many alternatives and strategies in place to guarantee that photographs of the Queen meeting Prince Harry or Meghan Markle did not go up on Netflix.
• Angela Levin, a royal biographer, made this remark in an interview with GB News’ Colin Brazier.

She addressed the’shrewd’ strategy, stating, “Harry and Meghan wanted to meet the Queen as quickly as possible, so she saw them on the first day.”

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“She walked in, and they asked if they had their own photographer, and if he could snap a picture of the two Lilibets, and she responded, ‘No, totally not possible.'”

“Because they would have sold it, used it for Netflix, and it would have given them prestige that they had her with her great grandma, you know, it would be very lucrative, very precious to them.”

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“However, the palace was so crafty and devious that they were never photographed with any of the top Royals.”

“I heard Netflix was looking for photographs of them with the royals.” But they were on the right side, while the rest of them, Camilla, Charles, Catherine, and William, were on the left.”