Customers at Rosetree Cottage, a world-famous Los Angeles tearoom, are expressing their disappointment with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The tearoom’s proprietor, Edmund Fry, who taught Markle how to take tea with the Queen, revealed that his customers are appalled by how the couple has attacked the royal family in the media, earning them millions of dollars.

Fry made headlines in 2017 when Markle, who was secretly dating Prince Harry at the time, visited his venue for afternoon tea.

During her visit, she indulged in a traditional afternoon tea, consisting of cucumber and roast beef finger sandwiches, scones with jam and cream.

She also took the opportunity to inquire about royal protocol as she prepared for her first meeting with the Queen.

According to a close source, Markle was provided with a comprehensive dossier on everything she needed to know as an American entering the royal family.

The dossier included contact information for individuals who could offer further guidance.

However, it seems that Markle did not pay much attention to basic manners, which are typically instilled during childhood.

Her father, Thomas, gave her whatever she desired, resulting in a lack of proper etiquette.

Despite being offered assistance from Sophie, a beloved member of the royal family, Markle refused any help and even shouted at her.

Sophie, who had a great relationship with the Queen and successfully raised her children with a sense of normalcy, could have played a crucial role in training Markle for her duties as a duchess and royal family member.

Instead of seeking advice from those with insider knowledge, Markle attended an etiquette class in Los Angeles, which pales in comparison to the guidance she could have received.

It appears that Markle has a knack for disregarding what would be in her best interest and opting for the opposite.

One Reddit comment criticizes Markle for looking down on the royal family, stating that even without attending a royal class, common sense should prevail.

For example, if attending an event like Wimbledon, it would be wise to ask for guidance on appropriate attire rather than clearing out an entire section of the public.

Similarly, if attending an event with the Queen, one may inquire about wearing a hat and follow the advice given.

Fry clarifies that he was not Markle’s etiquette instructor but merely taught her how to have tea with the Queen, emphasizing basic British manners for such occasions.

However, it seems that Markle may have ignored his advice and failed to grasp other essential etiquette rules, such as proper posture and appropriate behavior in various situations.

The disappointment expressed by customers at Rosetree Cottage extends beyond locals.

Even expat clients feel let down by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, particularly due to their attacks on the British royal family in various media platforms, including Oprah Winfrey’s TV special and Harry’s memoir.

In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Fry expressed his own disappointment with Markle.

Despite supporting her for several years after their initial meeting, he now joins the majority of people who are appalled by the couple’s actions and their discussions about the royal family.

The customers at Rosetree Cottage, known for their unwavering support of King Charles III, no longer discuss Markle and Prince Harry due to their tarnished royal links.

It is evident that Markle’s refusal to adhere to British etiquette advice has left many feeling disheartened.

The couple’s actions have not only affected their public image but have also strained their relationship with loyal supporters and fans.