palace sealed a rare picture of Queen Elizabeth II in August at the Jubilee to prevent Meghan Markle from stealing it to fake a Lilibet-Queen meeting. This claim appears to be based on a tabloid article that has not been verified.
The article in question claims that the palace has sealed the photo because they are concerned that Meghan Markle will use it to create a fake photo of her daughter, Lilibet, meeting the Queen.
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The article cites an unnamed source who claims that the palace is "very worried" that Meghan Markle will "try to pull a fast one" and use the photo to create a "fake news story."
However, there is no evidence to support these claims. The palace has not released any statement about the photo, and there is no indication that they are concerned about Meghan Markle using it. Additionally, the article does not provide any evidence that Meghan Markle has ever faked a photo in the past.
It is more likely that the palace has sealed the photo for security reasons. The Queen is a very private person, and the palace may not want to release any photos of her that could be used to track her movements or identify her security detail. Additionally, the photo may contain sensitive information about the Queen's health or other personal matters.
It is also possible that the palace is simply waiting for the right time to release the photo. The Jubilee was a very important event, and the palace may want to release the photo in conjunction with a documentary or other commemorative publication.
Ultimately, there is no way to know for sure why the palace has sealed the photo. However, there is no evidence to support the claim that they are doing so to prevent Meghan Markle from stealing it.