In a shocking turn of events, it has been revealed that Harry and Meghan’s decision to name their daughter Lilibet has deeply upset the Queen.

Lilibet is a personal term of endearment that was exclusively used by the late monarch’s closest family and friends.

The Queen was reportedly so distraught by this choice that she expressed her frustration to her aides, stating, “I don’t own the palaces, I don’t own the paintings, the only thing I own is my name, and now they’ve taken that.”

According to Robert Hardman, a new biographer of King Charles III, one member of the late Queen’s staff disclosed that Her Majesty was angrier than ever before upon hearing the public statement made by the Duke and Duchess.

The couple had claimed that they would not have used the Queen’s private family nickname if she had not been supportive of their decision.

This revelation suggests that Meghan intentionally sought to cause grief to the late Queen, while Harry must have been aware of the distress it would cause.

One cannot help but question whether Harry could be so naive and easily manipulated.

Critics argue that Meghan’s motive for choosing the name Lilibet was purely opportunistic.

They claim that she wanted to spend the rest of her life boasting about her close relationship with the Queen, using it as a marketing tool to maximize merchandise sales.

While Meghan could have chosen any name for her daughter, it is believed that the impact would not have been as severe if Harry had not also decided to name his daughter Lilibet.

After all, Harry grew up hearing his grandfather affectionately refer to his grandmother by this name.

The question arises: how could he allow this to happen?

Adding to the Queen’s distress, it has been reported that she watched Harry and Meghan’s controversial interview and shed tears.

This revelation only adds to the heartbreak she has endured, particularly during a time when she was already sick and facing her own mortality.

Meghan’s smirking performance and Harry’s uncomfortable demeanor during the interview suggest a lack of respect for anyone but themselves.

They are being labeled as horrible people who make a living out of lying.

It is no wonder that no one aspires to be like them or have any desire to associate with them.

Critics argue that Meghan’s decision to name her daughter Lilibet is a form of punishment for not being allowed to use the word “royal.”

Meghan had previously stated that the Queen did not own the word “royal,” which many see as reminiscent of her behavior in high school.

Back then, Meghan would throw tantrums if she did not get the lead role in school plays and even demanded that her father not participate in the lighting, despite his prior commitment.

It seems that Meghan is as calculated as ever.

By naming their daughter Lilibet, Meghan ensured that everyone would believe they had a strong relationship with Queen Elizabeth II.

Moreover, having the Queen as a namesake establishes a lifelong connection to the British royal family.