Queen's Rift with Harry: Lady-in-Waiting Always Present

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A new but-by-royal historian Hugo Vickers drops some heavy details on the rift between

Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth II.

After Harry and Meghan ditched their working royal roles in 2020, the Queen reportedly wouldn't

chat with her grandson one-on-one.

She always kept the lady and waiting close by for those calls.

This all ramped up after their big Oprah Winfrey interview where Harry and Meghan called

out the family for lack of support.

Vickers, a long-time royal insider, lays it out in his book, Queen Elizabeth II, a personal

history.

The fallout hit the Queen hard in her final years, with the book stressing the Sussexes brought

her real pain that couldn't be overstated.

Family ties got strained big time.

Vickers shares specifics, like during a visit to Frogmore Cottage, for little Lily Betts

first birthday bass balloons up, kids around the lady and waiting stuck around too.

These stories show how trust eroded fast, post-mix it, leaving a lasting chill in the palace

air that still echoes today.