In a shocking turn of events, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, finds herself in hot water as Queen Elizabeth II has reportedly left the final decree for MI5 to prosecute her for allegedly stealing royal jewellery.

This development comes in the wake of the highly publicized Megxit announcement in 2020, which saw Prince Harry and Meghan step back from their roles as senior members of the British royal family.

The Queen’s recent visit to MI5 has raised eyebrows, as it is rare for her to directly consult with the intelligence agency on personal matters.

Speculation has been rife regarding the purpose of this visit, with insider sources revealing that it was related to allegations of theft against Meghan Markle.

The Queen had apparently been informed about Meghan’s questionable past behavior, including involvement in various crimes.

It has come to light that Meghan had previously been caught stealing, leading to demands for her to return the stolen items, assuming they hadn’t already been sold.

Rumors have circulated about a missing diamond bracelet, once worn by Princess Catherine at a wedding, which has not been seen since.

In fact, Meghan was caught red-handed by Prince William stealing jewellery from Princess Catherine herself.

Adding fuel to the fire, there were whispers a few years ago that Meghan coveted Catherine’s sapphire engagement ring, claiming it rightfully belonged to Harry and, by extension, herself.

This may explain why she was found snooping around William and Catherine’s rooms years ago.

It is worth noting that Meghan did not flee the UK; instead, the late Queen took decisive action by having her escorted to the airport for a flight to Canada.

Further revelations suggest that Meghan’s habit of borrowing jewellery, a common practice in the royal family, resulted in her losing or failing to return the borrowed items.

This occurred before a wedding, raising concerns within the royal household.

Additionally, Meghan was loaned an imitation tiara for a fitting with her wedding dress, veil, and hair.

Some speculate that she may have unknowingly worn the imitation tiara on her wedding day as well, given her reputation for misplacing things.

In another incident following Meghan’s departure from the palace, she was spotted wearing a watch resembling one previously owned by Princess Diana.

This caused a stir within the royal circle, with sources claiming that Prince William was incensed.

His anger stems not only from his brother and sister-in-law’s decision to distance themselves from the family but also from the release of a biased biography.

He often wonders what their late mother, Princess Diana, would think of their actions.

The possibility of Harry giving Meghan one of Diana’s watches further infuriated Prince William.

This is not the first time Meghan has been accused of stealing jewellery belonging to the royal family.

The National Enquirer reported that she was refusing to return all of Princess Diana’s jewellery, and even urging Princess Catherine to do the same.

Prince William had given Catherine Diana’s blue sapphire ring during their engagement, a piece that originally belonged to Prince Harry.

However, Harry decided to pass it on to his brother because he was getting married first.

Meghan recently discovered that Diana had left the ring to Harry in her will, leading Harry to request its return.

Prince William vehemently disagrees with his younger brother’s stance, arguing that it is wrong for their mother’s precious gems to be halfway around the world.

The royal family is concerned that if Harry and Meghan’s marriage ends in divorce, Meghan may sell the jewellery to the highest bidder.

The potential loss of these historic pieces deeply troubles the family.

As the investigation into Meghan Markle’s alleged theft of royal jewellery unfolds, the Duchess finds herself at the center of a storm of controversy.

The repercussions of these accusations could have far-reaching consequences for both Meghan and the British royal family.