Harry and Meghan seen sipping tea inside late monarch's 'cottage'

Snaps from INSIDE the Queen’s private playhouse: Harry and Meghan are seen in Netflix show sipping tea in late monarch’s private ‘cottage’ where she used to play with Princess Margaret as a child

  • The controversial documentary shows the couple in the little ‘Welsh Cottage’
  • The cottage is in Windsor, where young Queen and Princess Margaret played
  • Unlikely that royal household gave couple permission to hand pictures to Netflix

Privacy was one of the Sussexes’ reasons for stepping back from royal duties.

But Harry and Meghan’s Netflix documentary seems to disregard the privacy of the royal estate.

For the couple appear to have handed over photographs of themselves inside the late Queen’s private little ‘Welsh Cottage’ in the grounds of Windsor – where she and her sister, Princess Margaret, played happily as children – to Netflix as part of their lucrative deal.

It is not clear when the pictures of the Sussexes were taken. But it is unlikely, royal insiders say, that the household would have given them permission to hand them over as part of a commercial deal.

For the couple appear to have handed over photographs to Netflix of themselves inside the late Queen’s private little ‘Welsh Cottage’ 

The cottage is in the grounds of Windsor – where the late monarch (pictured) and her sister, Princess Margaret, played happily as children

One said: ‘It just seems like they were gathering as much material as quickly as they could before they were shut down by the Palace.’

One picture shows the Duke and Duchess of Sussex laughing as they sit on children’s chairs drinking from a royal tea-set.

The photographs appear to have been professionally taken.

Princess Elizabeth was given the two-storey thatched cottage – called ‘Y Bwthyn Bach’ or ‘The Little House’ – by the people of Wales for her sixth birthday in 1932. It came with electric lighting and running water as well as furniture and even a working phone.

Elizabeth and Margaret adored the house and proudly looked after it themselves. It is not open to the public and never has been.

Buckingham Palace declined to comment and representatives for the couple in the UK and California had not responded to a request for comment last night.

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