The Royal Family will ‘be relieved if the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stay in the US for Prince Philip’s memorial as their presence would turn it into the Harry and Meghan show,’ a royal expert has claimed.
They live in an $14 million mansion in Montecito in California. were expected to come to the UK for the Duke of Edinburgh’s memorial service, however, a recent row over the Metropolitan Police providing their security has called their return into doubt.
Ingrid Seward is the Editor-in-Chief of Majesty Magazine. She has indicated that senior members of The Firm may welcome the Sussexes’ departure.
A royal expert claims that the Royal Family will be’relieved’ to see the Duke of Sussex and Duchess Meghan stay in America for Prince Philip’s memorial, as their presence would make it into the Harry & Meghan show. In Septemberembri, Harry and Meghan were photographed in New York.
The Sun quoted her as saying that she believed, “I think they will choose to not come.” Everyone can then breathe a sigh if this happens.
“It is our thanksgiving to Prince Philip. We don’t want this show turning into Harry and Meghan.”
Prince Philip (99 years old) died in April. A Service of Thanksgiving will take place at Westminster Abbey during the spring.
Harry, aged 37, was able to travel to the UK for Philip’s funeral. It is however understood that Harry doesn’t intend to be returning with his wife. Meghan, Archie, 2, and Lilibet, seven months, without armed guards
Prince Charles, aged 73, offered his family to live with him in Britain in order to finally meet Lilibet. This was according to an anonymous source.
According to Mirror reports, this offer would mark the first family reunion since Harry and Meghan arrived in America.
Harry, however, is reported to not have returned to London without substantial security by the Met Police. This may have caused the reunion to be questioned.
They live in Montecito in California in an $14 million mansion. However, they were due to travel to the UK to attend the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral service. A recent dispute over security arrangements by the Metropolitan Police has put their return in doubt. Pictured, from left: Queen Elizabeth II, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge watch the RAF flypast on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in 2018
Prince Harry was outraged at his threats of legal action against Her Majesty’s Government.
He seeks a judicial review to overturn the UK’s decision to remove him from his protection group.
An ex-head of royal protection advised the monarch that he cannot pick and choose when he visits the UK to receive protection.
Dai Davies noted that Princess Anne had been almost kidnapped. Her protection officer was also shot. But she still gets full protection.
Sources suggested that the Queen would not support her grandson’s request for security personnel in Britain when he arrives.
Harry, 37 years old, was able to travel to the UK to pay his respects to Philip. But it’s understood that Harry isn’t ready to be back without Meghan, Archie and Lilibet, seven months, in the company of Meghan, Archie, 2, 40-year-old, and Archie, 2. Their Christmas card shows the family.
Insiders claim that the Monarch does not intend to submit to the Met or Home Office’s demands.
Charles and Meghan had been close before and were said to share a love for history, culture, and art.
Charles also claims to want to see his grandchildren.
Last week, a source said to the Mirror that Prince William was disappointed not having the time to spend with his grandchildren. He really misses them.
“He is an amazing grandfather, and loves to play the role immensely. It’s safe to say that Harry feels something is missing in his life without Harry getting to know him.
“This is something that he hopes to fix. That is why he offered to let Harry, Meghan, and their children stay with him, whenever they might return home.