According to experts, the new portrait of Meghan and Harry is an insult to the royal family.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's new photographs allegedly humiliated the royal family.

Conflict at the Portrait Gallery.

In an exclusive interview with Page Six, author Tom Bower of "Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors" said he "definitely" believes the Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared their most recent photographs to embarrass the royal family.

He explained that everything up until this point had been done "to establish Brand Meghan and the book, the Netflix series, the podcast." It's all about the bottom line. Moreover, they benefited from being filmed every day for at least seven days before the burial.

A few months previously, the couple was barely visible at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, according to Bower's account.

He made this comparison by saying that in contrast to Queen Elizabeth II's burial, where "they were centre stage," here "they were dragged off to a window upstairs and hardly seen."

Bower continued, "You know, she has really got one interest, and that's Meghan, and the casualties are the royal family and as far as she's concerned, that's amazing."

Photos taken by Misan Harriman during Markle and Harry's visit to the UK on the eve of the Queen's death on September 8 were released on Monday. They joined hands and posed for a shot just before the @OneYoungWorld opened to the public.

A fresh photograph of King Charles III, the Queen Consort, Prince William, and Kate Middleton was released two days earlier.

Two days prior, the Palace had released a portrait of the future king and Queen with their heir, Prince William and his bride, Kate Middleton.

The amazingly at ease portrait was taken on September 18, the day before the Queen's burial, in preparation for the massive reception the Palace held for Heads of State and Official Overseas Guests.

The couple was onstage at the Queen's funeral.

Markle and Harry wed in 2018, and less than two years later, they stepped down from their royal duties after reports surfaced that the former actress and their children had been the targets of racial profiling.

As time passed, the family packed up and headed west, settling in California with their two children, Archie (then three) and Lilibet (then one).