The arrival of the Sussexes for the Queen’s Jubilee events is surrounded by plenty of controversies, even before the family has touched down for the occasion.
Just recently we revealed how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had confirmed their presence at the high-profile Jubilee Event in honor of the Queen with their children after Prince Harry had been reassured of security preparations for his family’s stay in the United Kingdom. But wait, that was just the start of the drama.
Sources revealed how the Queen had reportedly banned both Harry and Meghan from making an appearance alongside other Royal members during the family’s traditional balcony appearance for the public.point 291 |
Moreover, it had been confirmed how Prince Andrew would also not be allowed to stand and wave at the crowds as the position was solely reserved for those who were currently involved with royal duties.point 166 | 1
But despite these limitations, both Harry and Meghan did indeed confirm their attendance at the grand event with Archie and Lillibet.
Now, the controversy deepens as one insider has confirmed how Buckingham Palace is reportedly busy making plans of blocking the couple’s Netflix camera crews from making their appearance at the Jubilee events.
As it is, many rumors were related to other royal family members fearing the couple just might be stealing the spotlight from the Queen with their own dramatic moves. And that’s why the palace says it is making sure that does not happen.
The staff members will reportedly behave like minders, in case the Netflix camera crews show up and start following the couple when they return back to the UK.
This news report is not making bosses at Netflix happy because as it is, they’re quite upset at Prince Harry for giving fellow rival NBC an interview regarding the Queen and the couple’s surprise visit back to the UK, moments before they made their appearance in the Netherlands for the Invictus Games.
Remember, the Sussexes have struck a multi-million dollar deal with the streaming giant, and seeing this type of behavior is definitely not something that would make anyone happy.