The late Queen Elizabeth II is said to have made an impersonal comment after the birth of Prince Archie back in May 2019.
Though she was undoubtedly excited over the birth of her latest great-grandson, the late monarch made a rather unusual three-word comment in an official address which royal expert Robert Lacey believed indicated that things were not all well behind closed doors.
The royal author and historian noted that in the late Queen’s annual Christmas message after Archie’s birth, the former monarch only quickly referenced the newest addition to the Sussex family, and not by name.
He told the Daily Mail: “Who does and who does not feature on the royal Christmas desk has always been like the changing panorama of faces on the historic balcony of Moscow’s Kremlin. It showed who was in favour and who was not.
“In 2018, Harry and Meghan had featured smiling in a silver frame. But there would be no sign of them in 2019, nor any mention of the name Sussex.”
