The Queen has consulted with defamation experts, amid a barrage of criticism the Dukes of Sussex are launching from Los Angeles, California.
Queen Elizabeth II is about to put an end to the wave of criticism that Meghan Markle has unleashed since her departure from the Palace. The monarch allegedly ordered his assistants at Buckingham Palace to start a legal battle against Prince Harry and Meghan, according to information published by some British media.
The Queen of Sussex’s interview with Oprah Winfrey, in front of millions of spectators in the United States, apparently satisfied the Queen’s patience. In it, Harry and his wife made strong statements claiming that a member of the royalty had expressed concern about the skin color of their son Archie even before he was born, and that would have been the last straw. the glass.
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“The feeling, which comes from above, is that it is enough,” a royal informant told the British newspaper The Sun. “There is a limit on the amount that will be accepted and the Queen and the royal family can only be pressured to some extent,” the source continued. “They’re getting lawyers. Harry and Meghan will know that repeated attacks will not be tolerated.”
The queen reportedly consulted her legal team with defamation experts, following the wave of criticism pouring in from Los Angeles, California, where the Dukes chose to live after her resignation from the monarchy last year.
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The interview premiered on Sunday, March 7 in US territory. Photo: EDH / AFP
But things will not stop there, as the Queen’s team is also considering sending legal warnings to Penguin Random House, as the year he intends to publish the memoirs of Prince Harry, a date that also coincides with celebrations in the UK for Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee.
“If someone was named in the book and accused of something directly, that could be defamation,” the source said in statements to The Sun. “There’s concern that the American public is falling in love with what Harry and Meghan are saying.”
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The edition of “Finding Freedom” is the unauthorized biography of the Dukes, and nearby sources said they were “not surprised” by the cold statement Elizabeth II made after accusing a member of the royalty of racism.
For its part, the British Royal House said at the time, last March, that “they were saddened to learn how challenging the last few years had been.”
Although Harry told the media that “they were not a racist family” he also detailed that he has had no communication with his brother after the controversial interview.
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