Queen Camilla sends strong message to Meghan Markle amid Duchess public apology plans

Queen Camilla could "close the door" on Meghan Markle

Published August 07, 2026
Prince Harry and Meghan are planning for a public apology to King Charles
Prince Harry and Meghan are planning for a public apology to King Charles

Queen Camilla has delivered a strong message to Meghan Markle days after the Duchess reunited with King Charles along with Archie, Lilibet and Prince Harry.

According to a report by the Daily Express UK, Camilla could "close the door" on Meghan after warnings over her private reunion with King Charles were "ignored."

The Duchess shared stunning family photos including their trip to Britain on social media days after their meeting with King Charles.

The sources tell the New Idea, "Camilla's words appear to have fallen on deaf ears.

"She feels that she was clear about no social media posts, and if Meghan thinks Althorp was an exception, she was very wrong."

The close confidant revealed the condition was primarily intended to keep the reunion private for Archie and Lilibet, but the Duchess breaching it could mean "the door would remain shut for her forever".

The warning has come amid claims Harry and Meghan are planning for a public apology to King Charles as the monarch wants ‘peace and respect’ amid their reconciliation efforts.

Royal expert Rob Shuter, citing the multiple royal sources, has claimed in his latest substack that behind the scenes, serious discussions are underway about whether the California-based royal couple should issue a carefully crafted public apology as part of their effort to rebuild trust with King Charles—and, ultimately, the Royal Family.

Mukhtar Ahmed Junejo
Mukhtar Ahmed Junejo is the Deputy News Editor at The News International (Digital) with over 10 years of experience. He specialises in real-time reporting on the British Royal Family and analyses monarchy transitions, internal dynamics, and global media narratives. He also covers high-profile celebrity news and international human-interest stories.