The reason MeghanMarkle and PrinceHarry were nowhere to be seen on the Queen's desk actually makes a lot of sense.
It wouldn’t be the holidays without some festive royal drama. This time it’s about how the Queen shaded Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in her annual televised Christmas speech for the BBC. In a preview of her message, which will be her 67th televised Christmas speech to the U.K. and Commonwealth, Queen Elizabeth II nods to how 2019 has been “bumpy” for the British royal family.
Of course, this could reference to several not-so-pretty news stories about the royals in the past year, from Prince Andrew’s drama with late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, to Prince William’s rumored affair with Kate Middleton’s former friend Rose Hanbury, to Meghan and Harry’s feud with pretty much the rest of the royal family.
View this post on Instagram On Christmas Day visit @TheRoyalFamily at 3pm GMT to watch Her Majesty The Queen’s Christmas Broadcast. The first Christmas Broadcast was delivered by The Queen’s grandfather George V in 1932. Her father George VI made his first broadcast in December 1937, following which it evolved into an important part of the Christmas Day celebrations for many in Britain and around the world.
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