a Queen Elizabeth II has already had the chance to meet the newest member of the British royal family, Radar Online reports.
Shortly after the birth of Lilliput “Lily” Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, which took place last Friday, June 4, at Santa Barbara Country Hospital, Meghan Markle and Harry immediately called the Queen so she could see a girl before the news broke.
“Meghan is now resting at home. She and Harry have already introduced the Queen to their granddaughter via Zoom”, informed source for publication. “Since they moved to Los Angeles, the Queen has been close through Zoom. She’s talked to Harry, Meghan and Archie through technology. She’s a very modern grandmother.”
In addition to Isabel II, Harry also spoke with his brother Prince William, his sister-in-law Kate Middleton, and even his father, Prince Charles.
“This is the start of a new chapter with the family that will help calm things down. Finally, there is hope for a family reunion,” the same source said.
“At the time, no one knew, but when Archie was born, Harry and Meghan were so angry with the family that they no longer wanted anything for themselves. That’s why they broke all royal traditions and chose a new name in the family, Kings. Now, things have changed, They want their daughter to be part of the family, which is why they chose the name Lilibet.”
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