Queen Elizabeth II gave her permission to marry Prince Harry with Megan Markle a few months ago, but one detail in this approval still haunts the media.

Like, in the document the queen did not call her grandson's bride "trustworthy and expensive," as she did with Kate Middleton when she married Prince William.

Buckingham Palace took into account the concerns of people and decided to dot the "i". As it turned out, the Queen does not feel any personal dislike for the bride's grandson.

The reason why the queen did not call Megan "expensive" is that the bride of Prince Harry is not a British citizen.

"Our understanding is that" trustworthy and expensive "is usually used against citizens of the United Kingdom and the countries of the Commonwealth of Nations, which is why she did not speak about it," commented the representative of Buckingham Palace, DailyMail writes..

Recall that Prince Harry and Megan Markle will marry this Saturday, May 19. In the meantime, Megan's father, Markle, refused to lead her to the crown with her chosen one because of a certain scandal that occurred on the eve of the holiday.