'Bending over backwards'! Queen try help Harry and Meghan after they stepping back from Royal duties

In her statement, Her Majesty made clear her disappointment at the couple's decision to quit their Royal duties, but said the royal family 'understand and respect' their wishes.
The Queen Elizabeth's words came after a summit at Sandringham between herself, Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry, with Meghan Markle believed to have dialled in from Canada.
After the meeting at Sandringham, one expert claimed the victory had gone to the young Royals.
Speaking to the Times, royal author Ingrid Seward said: 'The first round has gone to the Sussexes. It feels that the royal family are bending over backwards to try and help.' This is while royal expert Penny Junor said the Queen was 'carefully handling a vulnerable Duke and Duchess of Sussex', and that the pair had 'got what they wanted.
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