Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently had a heated exchange. The case revolves around Meghan's silence on the momentous day of the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death. Today, we reveal shocking facts that triggered a heated argument between the couple. There are real questions about Meghan's actions during this painful moment. While the royal family, including Prince Harry, King Charles and other senior members, paid their heartfelt condolences to the late queen, Meghan remained surprisingly silent. She chose to remain in California with her children Prince Archie and Princess Lily. When Prince Harry returned to the UK to attend the Wild Child Awards Ceremony, a charity event in London, he expressed his feelings: "As you know, I couldn't attend the awards last year because my grandmother passed away." He spoke deeply. Queen Elizabeth, she insisted, should attend in her place. Duchess Kate and Prince William also issued a joint statement praising Queen Elizabeth's extraordinary achievements, saying: ``Today we remember the legacy of the extraordinary life of the late Queen Elizabeth.'' ``Queen Elizabeth, we... We all miss you,” he declared. However, Meghan chose to maintain her silence on this important occasion, which led to a heated argument between her and Prince Harry. This makes us think. What is the reason for Meghan Markle's silence on this important day? Was it a genuine and legitimate decision, or was it a deliberate action to tarnish the Queen's memory? Chris Sanchez, a former US Secret Service agent who once protected former President Barack Obama, is currently overseeing Prince Harry's security during the Invictus Games. Prince Harry arrived in Germany on Saturday, September 9, just hours before the start of the event, after a short visit to the UK. The Duke of Sussex was greeted by excited onlookers as he stepped off the plane at Düsseldorf Airport. From there, he gracefully climbed into a waiting car and headed to his hotel. The Daily Mail reports that none other than the US president's former bodyguard, Chris Sanchez, will be keeping a close eye on Prince Harry's safety during the high-profile trip. Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan famously stepped down as senior royals in 2020, a decision that caused major divisions within the royal family. This transition also resulted in the loss of formal security services, leaving them in a vulnerable position. Since she moved to the United States, Chris Sanchez has assumed the role of her main bodyguard and accompanies her on all her trips domestically and internationally.

 Prince Harry and Meghan Markle  recently   had  a heated  exchange.   The   case  revolves around Meghan's silence on  the   momentous   day   of   the  first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's  death.  

Today, we  reveal  shocking  facts  that  triggered a  heated   argument  between the couple.  There   are   real  questions about Meghan's actions during this  painful  moment. 

While  the royal family, including Prince Harry, King  Charles  and other senior members, paid  their  heartfelt  condolences  to the late  queen,  Meghan  remained  surprisingly  silent. She chose to  remain  in California with her  children  Prince Archie and Princess Lily. 

When  Prince  Harry returned to  the   UK  to attend the Wild Child  Awards   Ceremony,  a charity event in London, he  expressed   his   feelings:   "As  you know, I  couldn't  attend the awards  last year because my grandmother passed  away."  He  spoke   deeply.  Queen  Elizabeth,   she   insisted,  should  attend   in   her   place.  

Duchess  Kate  and Prince William  also  issued a joint statement  praising   Queen   Elizabeth's  extraordinary  achievements,   saying:   ``Today  we remember the legacy of the  extraordinary   life   of   the  late  Queen  Elizabeth.''   ``Queen  Elizabeth,  we...   We  all miss  you,”   he   declared.  

However, Meghan  chose  to  maintain   her   silence  on this  important  occasion, which  led   to  a  heated  argument between her and Prince Harry. This  makes  us  think.   What   is  the reason  for   Meghan   Markle's   silence  on this  important  day? Was it a genuine and  legitimate   decision,  or was it a deliberate  action  to  tarnish  the  Queen's   memory?  

Chris   Sanchez,   a   former  US Secret Service  agent  who once  protected  former  President Barack Obama, is  currently  overseeing Prince Harry's security during the Invictus Games. Prince Harry  arrived  in Germany on Saturday, September 9, just hours before the  start   of   the   event,   after  a  short  visit to the UK. 

 The  Duke of Sussex  was   greeted   by   excited   onlookers   as   he   stepped   off   the   plane  at Düsseldorf  Airport.  From there, he gracefully  climbed   into  a waiting car  and   headed   to  his hotel.  The   Daily   Mail   reports   that  none other than  the   US   president's   former   bodyguard,  Chris Sanchez,  will   be   keeping  a  close   eye   on   Prince   Harry's   safety   during  the  high-profile   trip.  

Prince Harry and  Duchess  Meghan  famously stepped down  as  senior  royals  in 2020, a decision that  caused   major   divisions  within the  royal   family.  This transition also resulted in the loss of  formal  security  services,  leaving them in a vulnerable position. Since  she   moved  to the United States, Chris Sanchez has assumed the role of  her   main   bodyguard   and   accompanies   her  on all  her   trips   domestically  and  internationally.