Meghan Markle shared a photo from her recent trip to Europe, and not all royals are necessarily happy about it. The 44-year-old recently posted 12 photos with her family, including Prince Harry, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, on Instagram about their summer trip. While fans can’t stop talking about the heartfelt moments, pundits have called them “tasteless.” The photos are believed to have been taken at Althorp, the burial site of Princess Diana and the ancestral home of the Spencer family.
Royal experts weigh in on pictures of Meghan Markle from recent UK visit
British royal expert Hilary Fordwich expressed that Prince Harry’s older brother Prince William is probably “livid” with the photos. “Not only is Prince William likely to be livid about this marketing of Althorp in such a tacky and tasteless media outlet, but it will fuel his disgust that it will prevent any major re-entry,” he told Fox News, before adding: “Equally, Camilla, courtiers, palace aides, security officials and other institutional guardians will have to protect their monarchy. thwart MM&H’s attempts.“However, another royal expert argues that the Spencer family may have allowed Meghan Markle to use the photos on Instagram. “Meghan shared pictures of her children at what is supposed to be Althorp, the Spencer family home. This would have been allowed by the Spencers and is therefore allowed,” Richard Fitzwilliams shared with the outlet.As for broadcaster and photographer Royal Helena Chard, she shared that Meghan Markle’s move to make private moments public is quite “predictable”. “As for Meghan posting pictures of the children at Diana’s family home. It’s a predictable move. She ties them into the story without using a caption,” Chard said, before adding: “However, she also shows a slight strain, wanting the Royal story when it helps, while keeping her distance when it doesn’t.“
About Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry visited the UK in early July for the one-year countdown to the 2027 Invictus Games. After their low-key meeting with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove House, many conflicting reports hit the headlines about the royal family’s reconciliation and issues being addressed.