QUEEN’S GREAT-GRANDKIDS SUFFER ROYAL PAIN!
Archie & Lili will never know blue-blood clan
PRINCE HARRY and Meghan’s children will never know their royal relatives, The National ENQUIRER has been told.
Caught in the bitter feud that’s ripped the family apart, Archie, 2, and newborn Lilibet will be raised 5,500 miles away among a who’s who of celebrity playmates — but not their royal cousins, dished a palace source.
“Archie and his sister, to be known as Lili, are seventh and eighth in line to the throne, but they will never see their grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins — or Queen Elizabeth herself!” sniffed a high-level palace source. “Her Majesty is 95 and may never hug Lili, her 11th great-grandchild! She hasn’t seen Archie in person for more than 18 months! “The kids should have grown up alongside Prince William’s children, Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte. Instead they’ve become pawns in Meghan’s face-off with her in-laws.
“It’s tragic. Meghan seems to be wreaking revenge for the way she claims the royals treated her.
“She’s made it clear she wants nothing to do with Harry’s family and has vowed never to return to England. "You can bet that means her children won’t be going either!”
Harry, 36, and Meghan’s very public vendetta against the royal family exploded in March. Not content with quitting royal duties in 2020, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex trashed his family in a jaw-dropping network TV sit-down.
The former “Suits” actress, 39, blasted the royals as racists, then attacked her in-laws for refusing to help her when she became suicidal.
“Harry piled on in other bombshell interviews, accusing his father of neglecting his mental health after his mother, Princess Diana, died in 1997 when he was 12,” dished the source.
“Harry blamed the ‘genetic pain’ on his father’s poor parenting — which Charles learned from the queen!
“Her Majesty was heartbroken.”
Lilibet Diana MountbattenWindsor was born on June 4 in a Santa Barbara, Calif., hospital near her parents’
$14 million Montecito mansion, but naming her after the monarch’s childhood nickname and Harry’s late mother, Diana, has done nothing to ease tensions, according to a palace courtier. “If Harry and Meghan thought it would be an olive branch to the royals, it backfired badly,” said the insider.
“Keeping Archie and Lili from their royal roots is only making things much worse.”