Queen Left Out of Harry & Meghan's Wedding Planning

0:00It's March 26. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered and star-driven. A close friend of Queen Elizabeth II has revealed that the late monarch felt left out during the planning of Prince Harry and Meghan Markles. Wedding in 2018. Lady Elizabeth Anson shared with a biographer that the queen was sidelined from key decisions for the Sussex's big day. Harry reportedly went straight to the Archbishop of Canterbury to arrange the ceremony, skipping his grandmother's input entirely. Anson suggested this move strained their bond deeply, marking an early sign of tension. The fallout continued when the queen turned down Harry and Meghan's pitch to serve as part-time royals before their full exit from royal duties in. 2020. Public reactions highlighted growing family riffs, with many seeing it as a bold break from tradition. In their 2021 Oprah interview, Harry insisted he never blindsided the queen, stressing his respect for her. The couple announced plans to step back as senior royals

1:01while aiming for financial independence and ongoing support for her. Tensions lingered, but the queen stayed and struck a support of tone, backing their choice for a new family wife even as she wished they'd stayed. Full time. This glimpse into private frictions underscores the complex path of their royal journey.