• Queen was “concerned” about the then recently hitched royals when they lived in the UK.
• In the midst of a media storm and progressively threatening relations with the British public, the Queen “routinely” visited her grandson and Ms Markle “to ensure they were OK”.

The Queen expressed “worry” for them, when the royal couple lived in the UK. The Queen “routinely” visited her grandson and Ms. Markle “to make sure they were OK” despite a media frenzy and steadily deteriorating relations with the British public.

Mr Palmer said: “I really do know that when the Sussex’s were inhabiting Windsor, the Queen was popping in to see them routinely.

“She was stressed over how miserable and agitated they were.

“Thus, I was told at one point that she was heading over to see them to ensure they were OK.”

Ms Forsyth said: “And the way that they moved too, presently, she can’t precisely pop round for some tea.”

In the most recent round of analysis of the Sussex’s, Prince Harry got disdain for standing up against the US constitution during his discourse in New York checking International Nelson Mandela Day.

The British Prince cautioned of the “moving back of established privileges” in a slight to the Supreme Court over their new upsetting of Roe v Wade.

Prior on the Royal Round Up, Mr Palmer said the Duke had turned into a “troublesome figure” in the US, and that he and Ms Markle had “got individuals covered up” during the discourse.

It comes as biographer Tom Bower gets ready to deliver his new book, entitled Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the conflict between the Windsors, which looks set to ignite a media storm.

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