ROYAL SHOWDOWN? 'Brave' Meghan Markle reportedly wants ‘one-to-one’ meeting with King Charles
LONDON, ENGLAND: Meghan Markle has reportedly sent a formal letter to King Charles requesting a one-to-one meeting before she and Prince Harry travel back to their Montecito Mansion in California.
Commentator Neil Sean on his YouTube channel claimed that Meghan is hoping to make things better with the 73-year-old monarch. He said, "Allegedly, she’d now like, before their return back to California, to have a one-to-one audience with King Charles III. According to that good source, this [request] was made in a formal letter; this is how you write to the King, through his equerry and then of course that’s passed on etc.” He further said, "Now, you know, you have to admire Meghan's self-belief, whatever you think. Basically according to this letter, she feels it would be an opportunity to clear the air, sort the rights from wrongs and explain some of the rationale behind what they’ve been doing over the last two years. Truthfully, we have no idea whether this is going to go forwards… But I think it’s a very brave move for Meghan.”
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