The Queen is fed up with the drama surrounding Meghan and Harry and wishes to draw a clear line, royal expert says.
According to a palace insider, the Queen is ready to draw a line and handle the results of the probe into staff’s bullying allegations against Meghan privately.
Last year, the Queen launched a probe into royal staff’s allegations claiming they were left “broken,” “sick,” and humiliated as a result of the “emotional cruelty” the Duchess of Sussex inflicted on them shortly before leaving the UK and giving up on her life as a royal.
In response to the staff’s allegations and the probe, Harry and Meghan denied any mistreatment and accused the royals of “perpetuating falsehoods” about them.
As the Queen’s aides now confirmed, the palace has revised its HR policies but refused to comment on the changes or release the probe report.
“The queen feels there has been enough drama around the Sussexes, and she wants a line to be drawn,” an insider told Vanity Fair.
The source also suggested the Queen wants to handle all related affairs in private to avoid drawing even more attention to the public image of the Royal Family.
Meanwhile, royal author and commentator Richard Fitzwilliams suggested that the Queen’s decision not to release the findings of the probe to the public represents an ‘olive branch’.
Fitzwilliams also suggested the Royal Family may have chosen to keep things private in hopes that Meghan and Harry, too, will not speak out against the monarchy in their upcoming memoirs and interviews.
“The Palace, faced with the possibility of a memoir by Harry later this year and who knows what else if the Sussexes, as budding philanthropists, were antagonized, has simply closed it down. This is obviously an olive branch to the Sussexes too,” he said.
“This is not a monument to transparency and those involved may well feel hard done by, especially considering the allegations that Meghan ill-treated staff.”
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