THE QUEEN will be ensuring a clean break between the Royal Family and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle through the removal of their final royal patronages, a commentator has claimed.
The event cost the taxpayer around £2 million, with Thames Valley Police being responsible for security.
It was televised live on ITV after the BBC decided not to broadcast the event.
Speaking to the Telegraph Mr Dampier said: “Eugenie did have quite a lavish wedding, therefore the public are probably entitled to see proper pictures of her baby rather than an Instagram image of her fingers.
“It’s a difficult balance to strike when you have a royal couple seeking publicity on the one hand, but privacy on the other.”
Prince Charles, a life-long environmentalist, has launched a new initiative to encourage children to step outside this half-term.
Princess Margaret with divorced courtier, Group Captain Peter Townsend. (Image: GETTY)
She continued: The Queen decided that from then on anyone someone in her family wanted to marry would be, more or less, acceptable. The Royal Family and the public now feel they ve gone too far in the other direction . What he s saying is that the Queen is really trying not to be a blocker. It might not be directed at a couple in particular, but it s saying that she s given everyone the freedom.
Mr Brooksbank said: The Queen barring her from marrying Townsend was the turning point to disaster (Image: GETTY)
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