Meghan Markle responded in a strange way to a Crown employee who wanted to help her with flowers given to her.
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Video which was filmed outside Windsor Castle on Saturday shows Meghan Markle holding flowers offered by the public in her hands.
A male employee approaches her to unload her from the bouquet. Meghan looks at him harshly for a split second, before putting on a kind face.
She appears to tell him that she wishes to lay the flowers herself, before turning to continue waving to the crowd.
A few moments later, another employee comes up to her and offers to take the flowers. If Meghan seems to resist once once more, the employee explains the situation to her. Meghan eventually gives her the flowers.
Several Twitter users commented on his way of doing it.
“She wanted attention but her ambitions were held back by people who knew exactly what she was trying to achieve,” one viewer tweeted.
“She probably wanted to be filmed putting flowers there, so we might see her in action. In fact, if you think regarding it, she really is a narcissist, always trying to do everything for her at every opportunity!
Other people gave Meghan the benefit of the doubt, saying she was just trying to mourn the Queen in peace and in her own way.
“I can’t believe the bullying of Meghan has already started! This is the first time that she has done this type of outing, she is doing her best,” said a surfer.
“She probably didn’t realize that the flowers are taken down for security reasons. After all, there might be a small explosive device, nerve gas, poisonous insect, any number of things, hidden in there,” said another person who said they knew royal protocol.
“Oh my God…Leave that poor woman alone. Breathe… Be happy that the whole world isn’t weighing down every move YOU make. That’s enough! another person wrote.
Markle, 41, and Harry, 37, joined William and Kate, both 40, in laying flowers outside Windsor Castle to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II.
