Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have revealed the content of a phone call made to the Queen before Megxit


The contents of a phone call Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made to the Queen prior to Megxit have been made public.

When they returned to the UK, the pair alleges they attempted to set up a visit with her but were unsuccessful.

The news comes as three more episodes of’s Netflix series have been released this morning, leaving the royals poised for more shocking revelations.

The sixth and final episode of the series, which aired at 8 a.m. UK time, featured the Duke of Sussex saying that his wife was “fed to the wolves” because the Palace machine had spread unfavorable rumors about her.

In the show’s trailer, Harry is also seen accusing royal insiders of “lying” to defend his brother, Prince William.

Harry asserts: “They were delighted to lie to keep my brother safe. They were never prepared to defend the truth in order to keep us safe.” It doesn’t say to whom he is making reference.

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Additionally, royal admirers may anticipate additional intimate, previously unreleased pictures and videos from the Sussexes’ family life in America.

After being married, Meghan and Harry talked about their cottage.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have criticized the “small” cottage they were made to dwell in following their marriage.

On Thursday morning, the highly awaited fourth and final installment of the couple’s Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan was released on the streaming giant, with the first portion of episode four concentrating on their wedding day in 2018.

Nottingham Cottage, a residence on the grounds of Kensington Palace in London, where Prince William and Princess Kate had previously resided with Prince George, was the new couple’s new home.

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Jennie Bond – who was a royal correspondent for the BBC for over a decade – appeared on ITV’s Good Morning Britain today where she spoke to hosts Ranvir Singh and Adil Ray about the next three episodes of Harry and Meghan’s Netflix documentary, which have just dropped this morning with no doubt a string of more bombshells.

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