Royal aides are 'celebrating' reports that Queen was furious with Harry and Meghan over baby name

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Buckingham Palace Insiders have praised a new royal book that has revealed “the truth” about a bitter row at the heart of the Royal Family.According to royal sources, aides were "celebrating" as they were "relieved" that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had finally been exposed for their row with the late Queen Elizabeth.In his biography of the King, royal author Robert Hardman alleges the former monarch was furious over the Sussexes' decision to call their daughter Princess Lilibet after the Queen's sweet childhood name as they claimed to have asked for her permission.A royal aide claimed Her Majesty was “as angry as I’d ever seen her” after the duke and duchess said they had Harry's grandmother's blessing to use her old nickname, the Mirror reports.The Queen reportedly told aides: “I don’t own the palaces, I don’t own the paintings, the only thing I own is my name.

And now they’ve taken that.”A royal source said: “There’s no denying it is pleasing that the truth has emerged. [Harry and Meghan] attempted to railroad their version of events through, which weren’t accepted then and they are not now. "You’ll find the silence [from the Palace] speaks volumes, but everyone is quietly celebrating this particular wrong being righted.”Mr Hardman also claims that Buckingham Palace are worried that Harry will write a sequel to his tell-all memoir Spare which hit shelves in January 2023.He wrote: “For the Palace, the most worrying aspect of the book was the ­omission of large chunks of more recent events.

Harry and Meghan’s wedding, married life and their departure from the royal world amounted to less than a fifth of Harry’s memoir.