Meghan Markle and Prince Harry revealed that they are expecting a second child earlier this year. Markle revealed her miscarriage in July 2020 months before the pregnancy announcement. According to one outlet, the duchess has no intentions to show her baby girl to Her Majesty.

Meghan Markle reportedly won’t allow the Queen to see her children.

According to Woman’s Day, Meghan Markle will not allow Queen Elizabeth II to see the couple’s second child. “Meghan Tells Queen You’ll Never Meet My Baby!” read the headline of a story written by the outlet.

A two-page spread was used, separated into two parts. It first reported that the Duchess of Sussex had no intention of allowing the royal family to meet her daughter.

When Prince Harry returned to the United Kingdom for Prince Philip’s funeral, her growing mistrust of Firm representatives reportedly intensified. Some  of the Duke of Sussex’s relatives were cold to him. Several of them are said to have declined to speak with him.

According to the insider, there is no incentive to maintain a relationship between the Sussex children and the Mountbatten-Windsor family. The duchess was allegedly betrayed all too much.

Prince Harry may even not return to the United Kingdom, according to the same outlet. On Princess Diana’s 60th birthday, the Duke of Sussex would be joined by the Duke of Cambridge to unveil her statue. However,  e may not return to his home country as a result of the royals’ chilly treatment.

Rumor debunked

The article was refuted by Gossip Cop since no clear proof was given. Instead, it focused on anonymous and unverifiable insiders for the majority of its report.

Prince Harry has not confirmed nor denied his presence at the unveiling of his mother’s statue, according to the rumor-busting website. However, he could be reluctant to fly because of the birth of his baby.

There’s also no indication that Markle is refusing to allow the royals to visit her daughter. The Queen is said to have started supporting Prince Charles and Prince William. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, on the other hand, have consistently said that Queen Elizabeth has always been pleasant to them.

As a result, the news that Markle refused to allow the Queen to see her daughter should be treated with caution.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are expecting their second child this summer, a daughter.

The birth of the Sussexes’ first child has the potential to put Harry and Meghan closer to the royal family and mend their split.

According to royal expert Nick Bullen, “The birth of a baby is always a great unifier for a family and I’m sure all sides of the Sussex family will want to celebrate with Harry and Meghan.”

“I think you can be absolutely certain that Harry and Meghan will be jumping on a Zoom call to introduce Her Majesty to her 11th great-grandchild,” said the editor in chief and cofounder of True Royalty TV, according to Us Weekly.

Meghan has previously disclosed at the VAX Live concert how much raising a daughter meant to her and Harry.

“When we think of her, we think of all the young women and girls around the globe who must be given the ability and support to lead us forward,” she said. “Their future leadership depends on the decisions we make and the actions we take now to set them up and to set all of us up for a successful, equitable and compassionate tomorrow.”

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are expected to call their daughter Philippa, surpassing Diana and Elizabeth as the bookies’ favorite.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are looking forward to the birth of their baby girl, and it seems that they will name her after Prince Philip as a touching tribute.

The Duke of Edinburgh, Harry’s grandfather, died last month at the age of 99, and Harry flew back to the UK to attend his funeral.

As Meghan prepares to give birth this summer, bookmakers expect that she and Harry will call their daughter Philippa, after Philip.

Philippa has surpassed previous frontrunners with Royal nods, according to Ladbrokes’ bookies’ odds.

The odds on Harry and Meghan calling their child Philippa have been cut to 3/1, putting it ahead of Diana, Harry’s late mother’s name, which is 5/1.

The Queen’s name, Elizabeth, is now at a 10/1 chance.

“Royal fans are increasingly hopeful that Harry and Meghan will name their daughter Philippa, and we’ve been forced to cut the odds accordingly as it’s the only name punters are backing right now,” said Jessica O’Reilly, a spokesperson for Ladbrokes.