Prince Harry will stay in England to be with Elizabeth II on his birthday
The Duke of Sussex wants to show all her support for her monarch, who this Wednesday celebrates her 95th birthday, marked by the recent loss of her husband, Philip of Edinburgh.
After more than a year away from the United Kingdom, Prince Harry returned to attend the funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh last Saturday, a sad reunion with his entire family that it seems could take a few more days to accompany Queen Elizabeth II in a A specially marked day: the 95th birthday of the monarch, who for the first time in more than seven decades will have to live it with the absence of Philip of Edinburgh.
According to various British media, the Duke of Sussex booked an open ticket to fly to the United Kingdom. Thus, Harry would have met on Saturday after the funeral with his brother, Prince William, and his father, Prince Charles, to be able to speak calmly after a year apart. During this time, Harry's relationship with his father and brother has deteriorated because they did not welcome his decisions, and the last straw was the statements that both he and Meghan Markle made on the Oprah Winfrey program. , an explosive interview in which they publicly denounced that the British royal family experienced situations of racism.
Now, the three seem to have smoothed out rough edges and this may be publicly staged on July 1, when William and Harry are expected to be the main protagonists at the unveiling of a statue in honor of Lady Di, who would have turned 60 that day. years.
While that moment arrives, Harry will take advantage of these days to build bridges with her family, and show that her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, is one of the most important people in her life, accompanying her on her birthday. saddest of her. In fact, in the interview with Oprah Winfrey both Meghan and Harry made it clear that they were still in contact with the queen through video calls. "She was always great to me," Meghan Markle said, confirming that her relationship with her was always easy and she did not hesitate to be a support and guide for the couple.
These days, Elizabeth II is facing one of the most difficult moments of her life, and her grandson wants to return all the affection and support that she has made him feel during the last years and months.
