The claim from the new book ‘Our King’ that Queen Elizabeth reportedly had a ‘Megxit’ summit room swept for bugs shows the mistrust between the Royal Family and Sussexes went “both ways”, says writer and broadcaster Esther Krakue.
‘The mistrust went both ways’: New book reveals how ‘low’ Queen’s opinion of Sussexes was
“It just shows how deeply the rift was and how deeply they mistrusted each other,” Ms Krakue told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo. “For the Queen to actually sweep her library of any bugs just showed how low her opinion of the couple was.”
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