Prince Harry May Stay Longer to Celebrate Queen Elizabeth's Birthday
The Duke of Sussex, flew to Heathrow eight days ago and isolated himself at Frogmore Cottage in Home Park in Windsor before he was allowed to attend the funeral on Saturday (17/4/2021). The Queen will commemorate her 95th birthday on Wednesday (21/5/2021).
Meanwhile The Sun reports that according to Harry's airline ticket, the 36-year-old prince can fly back to his California home at any time. There he lives with his pregnant wife Meghan, 39, and 23-month-old Archie. One source said: "If all goes well, he can stay for the Queen's birthday." According to British regulations, tourists flying from the US must be quarantined for ten days, but may attend the funeral out of sympathy. It is thought Harry is taking part in the UK Government's test and release scheme, which releases visitors after five days of quarantine, if they test negative for Covid-19. The Duke of Sussex flew to the cemetery alone, when Meghan was pregnant with their second child.
The Queen was seen yesterday driving her Jaguar to take her two new corgi puppies for a walk near Frogmore House. She will be celebrating the 95th anniversary of the loneliest because with only the "little circle" of the palace and without Prince Philip. "The Queen will celebrate her birthday on April 21, with only a small group of staff becoming her" bubble "at Windsor Castle, "According to reports. Plans to mark the day with a new portrait of her appearance will be postponed. Because the Queen is still in the official period of royal mourning for her faithful husband, whose funeral took place on Saturday (17/4/2021), the Daily Mail reported. Any possible plans has been set for the holiday to be overshadowed by the death of her husband after 73 years of marriage The Queen will likely be delighted at the news that there are signs Prince Harry and Prince William are getting things right between them.
The princes met for two hours after Prince Philip's funeral along with their father Charles. It is their first meeting since US TV interview on Harry and Meghan's Oprah that rocked the family. They stay together for two hours at Windsor Castle as they mingle with family members in Quadrangle. It sparked hope that the crushing rift between the brothers would one day be healed. Harry may now be able to stay for the Queen's 95th birthday this Wednesday. He also said he would join his older brother for the unveiling of Princess Diana's memorial statue at Kensington Palace. Royal insiders hope the July 1 ceremony will also help ease the rift. At that time, the two of them had to stand together on the day that would be the 60th birthday of their mother. Kate Middleton is considered to have acted as a "peacemaker" between the two sisters, after she spoke to Harry outside St George's Chapel.
William and Harry talked to each other as they walked side by side from St George's Chapel after the funeral. They spoke for about four minutes, despite being deliberately separated during the procession an hour earlier. Royal biographer Penny Junor said: “This happened a few minutes after the funeral and they were all grieving in their own way. There may be several greetings. And even that is a positive start. " According to him, there are many things that must be explained here. These fights are said to have been going on for a long time and they need time, space, and trust. "Harry had to stay for the Queen's birthday because that was the most he could do for his grandmother and it gave him more opportunities to talk to his father and brother."
