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Royal experts talk about Elizabeth II's impression of Meghan Markle
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex named their second child after their great-grandmother, Elizabeth II - Prince Harry' s daughter was named Lilibeth. However, royal observers are still arguing that Her Highness was actually thinking of her grandson's chosen one, Meghan Markle.
The debate has become especially heated after the scandals in the palace related to Harry and Meghan. British experts have shed light on the relationship between the former actress and the monarch, the Daily Mail reports. Queen Elizabeth warmly welcomed Markle as part of her extended family.
Despite the tension between the Duke and Duchess and other family members, the crown princess even invited the American to celebrate Christmas together at Sandringham Palace in 2017 - even before Harry and Meghan officially tied the knot. It's worth noting that Kate Middleton, the wife of William's eldest grandson, received an invitation to spend Christmas Eve together only after the wedding.
The Queen's inner circle noted that Elizabeth II saw Markle as "a breath of fresh air for the monarchy." She tried to do everything possible to make Meghan as much a part of the royal family as possible, inviting Harry's beloved to the Commonwealth Day service that took place two months before their wedding.
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