In a surprising turn of events, dedicated fans of Netflix have stumbled upon a peculiar folder named “LilibetMeetsLilibet” within a collection of upcoming documents.
This discovery has sparked speculation about its connection to the British royal family.
As many may know, Lilibet is the second childhood nickname of Queen Elizabeth, while the other Lilibet refers to Meghan Markle.
It appears that rumors suggesting the Duchess’s relentless efforts to arrange a meeting between her daughter and the Queen before Her Majesty’s passing hold some truth.
Meghan’s desire to capture a photo or video of the two Lilibets together before the Queen’s last breath, however, went unfulfilled.
It seems that the Queen harbored concerns regarding the potential exploitation of a professional photographer’s work, particularly if it were to be shared with American television networks.
Consequently, the Sussexes were forbidden from taking iPhone pictures for personal use.
Furthermore, they were unable to bring Netflix cameras to document the Jubilee weekend, as stipulated by a clause in the Sandringham Agreement, which they signed when relinquishing their roles as senior royals.
Curiously, I couldn’t help but notice that the opening chapter of Omid Scobie’s latest book, Endgame, titled “Elizabeth II’s Final Days,” delves into Queen Elizabeth’s passing with an unsettling sense of anticipation.
Scobie, known for his sympathetic stance towards Meghan, has unintentionally unveiled snippets of the book’s content on social media platforms.
In one instance, he criticizes the late Queen for declining Meghan’s request for a private meeting during her critical condition, dubbing her “cold-blooded.”
Scobie’s careless words inadvertently exposed the Sussexes’ questionable intentions to the Queen.
Firstly, it appears that Harry and Meghan displayed a lack of interest in visiting Queen Elizabeth II while she was still alive.
Despite the Queen’s persistent attempts to spend more time with her grandson and great-grandchildren, and despite her numerous medical conditions, the couple repeatedly declined her invitations.
Some even suggest that the Queen was terminally unwell during this period.
Secondly, the Sussexes appeared keen on exploiting Queen Elizabeth II’s meeting with her great-grandchild for commercial gain.
Fortunately, their request to film the momentous occasion when the late Queen finally met Princess Lilibet was denied.
It seems they also had intentions to capitalize on other aspects of their relationship with the Queen, potentially even profiting from her passing.
Allegedly, Meghan kept notes on Princess Anne’s emotional moments and the family’s reactions, with the intention of selling them for a substantial sum.
Meghan’s underlying motive for being present during the Queen’s passing seems to revolve around financial gain.
Even without recording devices, she could manipulate any narrative she desired, knowing that the royal family would be unlikely to contradict her.
The press managed to capture the infamous photo of the Harkles through a window after Queen Elizabeth II’s passing.
Speculation suggests that the couple informed their tabloid friends about the precise timing of their descent down the stairs.
It is even possible that Meghan had secret cameras or recording devices concealed on her person, with plans to utilize the footage in a book, Netflix documentary, or potentially for blackmail purposes.
While Harry may possess some semblance of respect for his grandmother, Meghan’s true intentions remain questionable.
It is disheartening to witness their desire to exploit the details surrounding a loved one’s demise for personal gain.