Meghan Markle and Harry's 'universal service' comment taken out of context, says pal
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mirror.co.ukHarry and Meghan’s remarks in what looks like a war of words with the Queen have been taken out of context, a friend insists.
Dean Stott said their comment that “We can all live a life of service” should be seen as an indication of the couple’s desire to carry on doing good deeds.
Mr Stott, a former Special Forces soldier who has known Harry for 12 years, defended the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after they were accused of “horribly disrespecting” the Queen.
The monarch announced on Friday that the pair will lose their royal patronages. Mr Stott, who lives near Harry and Meghan and their son Archie in California, said: “They’re very much a modern couple and like to do things differently so they see that they can still do a service but in
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