Meghan Markle will pay tribute to Prince Philip in the privacy
Meghan Markle, absent at the funeral of Prince Philip for medical reasons, will arrange to pay tribute to him in the privacy.
5,447 miles prevent Meghan Markle from attending the funeral of Prince Philip this Saturday, April 17. The Duchess of Sussex, whose delivery should be scheduled in June, remained in the United States on the advice of her doctor. A senior palace official and a spokesperson for Buckingham Palace had said Meghan Markle has done "everything possible to travel, but has not received medical clearance." Her husband, Prince Harry, therefore traveled to the UK alone to support the bereaved royals.
Despite the distance, Meghan Markle will pay tribute to Prince Philip in private, according to The Sun. Buckingham Palace has also confirmed that those who did not attend the funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh, that is to say many people because of health restrictions, will make "private arrangements" to say goodbye. to Prince Philip in privacy. The Duke of Sussex's wife will also be able to watch the procession thanks to the live broadcast on TV, but the event will not be commented on.
30 guests on D-day
Meghan Markle is not the only one not to attend Prince Philip's funeral at Windsor Castle. Only thirty people, including senior executives of the royal family will be in attendance. Among them, Queen Elizabeth II and her children: Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne and Prince Edward. Also Prince Harry and Kate Middleton, without their three children. Prince Harry made the trip from Los Angeles. Then Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice and Brigadier Archie Miller are on the list of thirty expected guests.
