Meghan Markle is more than ever in the crosshairs of commentators. The English media are now criticizing his biographer, who made a big mistake.
While her every move is watched and commented on around the world in this period of tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, Meghan Markle is once again targeted. But it is indirectly that Prince Harry’s wife has been talked about these days.
Things are looking bad. King Charles III and Prince William are said to be worried that she is stealing the show from the royal family. Kate Middleton would not be the warmest with her. His inappropriate gesture in front of the queen’s coffin was widely criticized. And one of his relatives got noticed on television… For the wrong reasons.
His biographer and friend Omid Scobie indeed appeared on the ABC News channel to cover the death of the sovereign and had an unfortunate sentence. The British writer explained that the queen’s coffin “will end up resting in the smaller palace in Edinburgh before making its journey on one of the royal trains to the United Kingdom”.
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The author of “Harry and Meghan, free” made the mistake of suggesting that Scotland would not be part of the United Kingdom and of evoking several royal trains, which Richard Eden of the DailyMail. On Twitter, the journalist challenged him and corrected him in a post: “Dear #OmidScobie, #Scotland is part of the United Kingdom, there is only one #royal train, and it will not be used to transport #TheQueen’s coffin to London”. He traveled from Edinburgh Airport to RAF Northolt, west London, on a military plane.
Omid Scobie spoke after the fact of a “lapse”, committed in the heat of the action in full “breaking news” following the announcement of the death of the queen on September 8. He said he was “happy to accept” this error. But the blunder of saying “United Kingdom” instead of England did not go unnoticed and fell on her friend Meghan Markle.
The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II will take place this Monday, September 19. Thousands of people have already filed past his coffin to pay their respects. At 96, she had more than 70 years of reign and unwavering popularity around the world.
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