Meghan and Harry Snubbed at Queen's Funeral … Did You Notice Where They Were Seated?

It appears that, when it comes to the seating arrangement, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were snubbed at Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral on Monday. The queen died Sept. 8 at 96, ending the longest reign of any British…

IJR SyndicatedSep 19, 20223 min read

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According to Page Six, brothers William and Harry reportedly have a strained relationship and were seated “as far away from each other as could be” by being separated by the church aisle.

This wasn’t the first seemingly awkward moment for Harry and Meghan since the two returned to mourn the queen.

On Wednesday, Meghan shared a car ride with Sophie, Countess of Wessex, during a procession of the queen’s coffin.

According to Fox News, this was especially noteworthy because Sophie was close to the late queen. In fact, this was so much the case that she has been described as a “second daughter” to Elizabeth II.

According to experts, Meghan was not looking forward to riding with Sophie.

“I am told Meghan almost buckled when informed she would be sharing a car with Sophie — after all, she had expected to drive in with her husband Prince Harry. But when he agreed to walk behind the coffin of the late queen all that changed, causing Meghan to have, some say, a slight ‘moment,’” Neil Sean of Fox News reported.

Sean went on to report that “no words were spoken” during the ride and Markle was left “shaken” by the incident.

According to the U.K. Guardian, after the funeral, the queen’s coffin was to be transferred to St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle for a committal service.

She will then be buried next to her father, mother and sister. The coffin of Elizabeth’s late husband, Prince Philip, will be moved so that it can be placed alongside her.

Elizabeth’s heir, her son Charles, will then receive his coronation sometime in the spring or summer of next year.

He has already been proclaimed King Charles III.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.