The Queen escorts Meghan Markle's dog to Windsor

Just when you thought Doria Ragland was the only member of Meghan Markle’s family to attend her any-minute-now wedding to Prince Harry comes this photo.

Yes that is the Queen but it’s who is with her in the car that is causing an uproar in royal circles.

You see, she’s escorting Meghan’s rescue dog Guy with her to Windsor – and the beagle looked very comfortable indeed in the back seat with Her Majesty as the pair drove the streets towards the castle.

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The Queen’s choice to let Guy ride with her is a signal that despite the Thomas Markle royal wedding drama she’s still very much supporting Meghan. Arise Sir Guy, you’ve been a very good boy!

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Claire Isaac

Claire Isaac has had a long career in Australian media – despite never finishing her Arts degree. After beginning her working life at Smash Hits and TV Hits magazines in the 90s, she moved into women’s magazines like New Woman and Cosmopolitan. After a brief stint in custom publishing and travel in 2000, Claire then moved on to celebrity title OK! where she worked as Deputy Editor for eight years. She later took on the Executive Editor title on Woman’s Day – and she hasn’t looked back since. She is now the Lifestyle Director of weekly titles at Are Media and lives and breathes travel, health, beauty and wellness content. She’s always keen to try a new trend, use a new moisturiser or fly across the globe in the name of “research”.