Royal Family Mocks Meghan Markle at Christmas Carol Service

The royal family has once again demonstrated their disapproval of Meghan Markle by subtly taunting her during a Christmas carol service hosted by Kate Middleton.

Meghan, who recently expressed her grievances against the monarchy in a controversial Netflix documentary, alleged that she had to opt for subdued colors like beige, white, and camel to avoid clashing with the more senior royals.

Yet, images from the festive occasion indicate that the Queen, Prince Charles, Camilla, Prince William, and Kate all donned attire in those precise hues, seemingly ridiculing Meghan's claims.

The carol service, held at Westminster Abbey, served as a tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth, who passed away earlier this year.

The event also honored the altruistic endeavors of individuals, families, and communities across the UK during the pandemic.

Nonetheless, the royal family's choice of clothing appeared to overshadow the solemnity of the occasion, with many onlookers noting the remarkable resemblance between their outfits and the colors Meghan mentioned she felt compelled to wear.

In the Netflix series “Harry and Meghan,” Meghan candidly discussed her challenges in assimilating with the royal family and adhering to their stringent protocols.

She shared, “Most of the time that I was in the UK, I rarely wore color.

There was thought in that.

To my understanding, you can't ever wear the same color as Her Majesty if there's a group event, but then you also shouldn't be wearing the same color as one of the other more senior members of the family.”

Meghan further explained her choice of muted tones as a means to blend in rather than stand out, emphasizing her commitment to fitting in and not causing embarrassment to the family.

However, Meghan's assertions were contradicted by a viral TikTok video showcasing instances where royal family members sported similar colors, including the Queen, at various engagements.

The video depicted the Queen adorned in camel, beige, and white – the very shades Meghan believed the senior royals would avoid.

This footage triggered a backlash against Meghan, with accusations of dishonesty, exaggeration, and playing the victim.

Many supporters of the royal family commended their unity displayed through matching outfits at the carol service, praising their dignified response to the situation.

Critics and viewers offered mixed reviews of the six-episode series, denouncing the couple for being self-centered, hypocritical, and disrespectful.

Legal disputes arose as the royal family alleged breaches of privacy and intellectual property rights, alongside criticisms of bias and inaccuracies within the series.

In contrast, the royal family aimed to move forward from the controversy, concentrating on their obligations and charitable endeavors.

The carol service marked one of the family's initial public appearances following the queen's demise, intended to commemorate her life and legacy.

Nevertheless, the family's sartorial choices conveyed a clear message to Meghan and Harry – indicating they are neither wanted nor missed within the royal fold.