Pregnant, Meghan should not attend Prince Philip's funeral
If Prince Harry plans his return to England, Meghan, pregnant with their second child, will certainly remain in California, announces the "Daily Mail".
This is the main question after the news of Prince Philip's death on Friday April 9 at the age of 99. Settled in California with his wife Meghan Markle, pregnant with their second child, will Prince Harry be able to return to Great Britain to attend his grandfather's funeral scheduled - it is not yet official - Saturday, April 17 next? Normally, there would be little doubt about the answer to this question. The Duke of Sussex, though he left royal life and gave a shocking interview with his wife that will leave many scars on the Crown, has always shown great affection for his grandfather. According to the "Daily Mail", he immediately raised the subject of his return with his father, Prince Charles, as well as with his cousins Beatrice and Eugenie. We will notice the absence of Prince William from this contact list ...
Diplomatic exemption
Lady Diana's youngest son is likely to reach London from California by private jet and benefit from a diplomatic exemption allowing him to waive the quarantine rules applicable, in this period of the Covid-19 epidemic, to flights from from the United States. The "Daily Mail" assumes it would be tested prior to departure and arrival "instead of being subject to the normal ten-day quarantine, although travelers are allowed to leave the quarantine if they are tested negative after five days ”.
There remains the thorny question of the arrival or not of Meghan Markle. For the English tabloid, more affirmative than Friday, she will not come to the funeral of Prince Philip. Long-haul flights are not recommended for any pregnant woman, especially in the first months of pregnancy and it is hard to imagine, in these times of pandemic, the Duchess of Sussex taking any risk that could compromise the health of her future child. . Let's also admit that it suits royal affairs rather ...
