Expel.

The director of Carlisle has made a bold move by refusing to allow Meghan Markle to rent the room once frequented by Princess Diana due to her alleged bad behavior towards guests.

Recent revelations have shed light on a near-catastrophic car chase involving Harry and Meghan, which unfolded as a result of their reluctance to splurge on a hotel stay.

Sources close to the situation have disclosed that the couple, known for their sense of entitlement, insisted on securing a discounted room at Carlisle, a renowned establishment favored by the late Princess Diana during her visits to New York City.

Despite various luxurious options available, it was the allure of an exquisite suite on the 22nd floor that captivated their interest.

“The royal suite is one of our most coveted accommodations at the Carlisle,” remarked the hotel’s managing director, emphasizing the opulence and historical significance that permeates every corner of the suite.

Stepping into this space evokes a sense of grandeur, almost as if the walls themselves hold untold stories of past occupants.

Law enforcement sources have confirmed that the management at Carlisle stood firm in their decision not to offer a substantial discount to the embattled duo.

Consequently, Harry and Meghan found themselves seeking refuge at a friend’s residence on the Upper East Side, a choice that raised concerns regarding their safety and privacy.

A source within the New York City law enforcement circles expressed dismay over the couple’s apparent reluctance to prioritize safety by opting for a secure hotel accommodation.

The decision to seek out a complimentary stay instead of securing a paid room ultimately led to the chaotic paparazzi chase that ensued around the city.

When attempts were made to justify their actions by suggesting that booking a room at Carlisle would have prevented the paparazzi pursuit, an insider from the hotel staff swiftly debunked this claim.

It was clarified that the room previously occupied by Diana was already reserved for other guests, leaving Meghan with no entitlement to demand its allocation.

The Royal Suite on the 22nd floor, once a favored retreat for Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana, now commands a nightly rate exceeding $8,000.

Following the rejection of their request by Giovanni Beretta, the hotel’s managing director, Meghan departed from the premises in a fit of anger, signaling the end of their hopes for a luxurious stay.