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Prince Harry and his new wife Meghan Markle are creating a lot of waves within the Royal circles over their plans to reportedly raise their baby “gender fluid,” and vegan.
What a mess.
The Queen is reportedly outraged at Meghan Markle’s plans to raise the baby vegan, shunning centuries of royal traditions of hunting and eating meat.
Woman’s Day reported:
“Meghan wants her baby to be raised a vegan,” reveals a palace insider.
But according to royal sources, the Queen is outraged by the 37-year-old’s latest New Age notion.
With Her Majesty, 92, well-known for her love of hunting – it’s been the palace’s prized sport for hundreds of years – bringing up a child in the Windsor household who eats only plant-based foods really goes against the royal grain.
“The Queen won’t have it,” a source tells Woman’s Day.
“It’s created tense discussions between Meghan and Harry, who doesn’t want to upset his grandmother.
“He’s hoping Meghan will settle once the baby comes and he’s putting this latest polarising idea down to heightened emotions while being pregnant.”
The source continued: “Meghan keeps pushing the boundaries with the royals and it’s not being well received, least of all by HM.”
“Meghan seems to have little regard for royal traditions but bringing the baby up as a vegan simply won’t be tolerated by the monarch.”
Last month it was reported that Meghan Markle will avoid dressing “Baby Sussex” in pink or blue clothing like others raising “theybies” — children who are not referred to as ‘he’ or ‘she.’
“Baby Sussex” reportedly has a gender neutral, vegan nursery.
Vanity Fair‘s Kate Nicholl told Entertainment Tonight that the nursery was going to be “very modern”.
“Apparently, it’s going to be a monochrome palette — whites and greys, I’m told, will be the colour theme for baby Sussex’s nursery.”
Parents raising “gender fluid” babies are all a part of a Marxist movement to turn societal norms upside down.
A record number of children are identifying as transgender in the UK according to a study published this year by the UK Deed Poll Service.
According to the study, one child under the age of 16 “transitions” every day, often with a new name.
