GORANI: On Monday, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, was expected to call into Queen Elizabeth's crisis meeting from Canada, but sources say she didn't. CNN Royal Correspondent, Max Foster, has the latest from outside Buckingham Palace.</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN ROYAL CORRESPONDENT: Hala, royal sources told us that the Duchess of Sussex was expected to dial into this big royal meeting</s>JUSTIN TRUDEAU, PRIME MINISTER OF CANADA: There's still a lot of decisions to be taken by the royal family, by the Sussex's themselves as to what level of engagement they choose to have, and these are things that we are obviously supportive of their reflections, but have responsibilities in that as well.</s>FOSTER: Also they raise a cabinet general in Canada, a Canadian whose job it is to represent the queen in Canada. Does that role conflict with the one that Harry is trying to carve out for himself in the country? These are all things that need to be worked through. Though the Queen does want an update on initial discussions in the next few days. So we wait to hear. Hala?</s>GORANI: Max, thanks very much. Everyone seems to want to talk about this story. Even people who aren't normally interested in the royals. And that kind of a talker, as we call it in the news room, makes for great fodder for late night comedians.</s>STEPHEN COLBERT, AMERICAN COMEDIAN: Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan dropped the banger in mash that they would step back as senior royals and work to become financially independent. But like many millennials who move out, they will stay on the queen's Verizon family plan.</s>JIMMY KIMMEL, AMERICAN COMEDIAN: Let me get this straight. Royal family is upset that Harry and Meghan want to move out and become financially independent. Isn't that every parent's dream? To not have their 35-year-old kid still living with them?</s>GORANI: Thanks for watching. I'm Hala Gorani. Stay tuned for "QUEST MEANS BUSINESS."
Sources: Duchess Didn't Dial In To Crisis Meeting.