Meghan may have pushed Harry to plan ‘Brexit’ two years before official announcement

A new Channel 5 documentary, “Lip Reading the Royal Family: Secret Conversations,” reveals that by parsing a private conversation between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2018, it has been discovered that the couple may have begun planning for their momentous decision to leave the royal family two years before their official exit was announced. In 2018, during a remembrance service at Westminster Abbey, Harry and Meghan, who had just been married for six months, engaged in a conversation that was deciphered by lip-sync experts as they sat among the royals waiting for the ceremony to begin. The entire royal family, including the late Queen Elizabeth, had gathered to mark the centenary of the Armistice and to honor fallen soldiers. Lipreader Nicola Hickling decoded that Meghan told Harry to “take advantage of the situation” and then looked around at the royals, to which Harry replied, “Today?” to which Meghan responded, “Tonight”. Harry then asks, “Do you realize this means it's over?” to which Meghan makes it clear that “it's over.” and Meghan made it clear that “I know.” According to royal historian Dr. Tessa Dunlop, the conversation implies that the couple had been mulling an exit from the royal family for years before it became public. Harry admitted in a previous Netflix documentary that they had spent at least two years planning their departure from the United Kingdom, even considering a move to New Zealand or South Africa in 2018, before shelving their plans after they were leaked to the media and sparked a “public discussion”, and then finally choosing California as their new home in January 2020 while they were living temporarily in Canada. If that's true, then they still really “hate” the royal family 🤷‍♀️ #BritishRoyalFamily #Harry #Meghan #RoyalKing