Will Harry and Meghan be able to attend Prince Philip's funeral?
It is very likely that Harry wishes to be by his grandmother's side in this painful moment. But several obstacles complicate the couple's return to England.
The interview Harry and Meghan gave to Oprah Winfrey more than likely created tensions within the British royal family. But Prince Philip, Harry's grandfather, has passed away. At such times, a family can come together to face the pain. This sadness will perhaps unite the ranks within the monarchy. But it is not certain that Harry and Meghan will be able to return in time to attend the funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh.
The health crisis
The couple will do everything to return to Britain. But will they arrive on time? The health crisis imposes on travelers who arrive in the United Kingdom a quarantine of 10 days. The spouses must therefore take this delay into account. It is likely that a solution will be negotiated to reduce this period. Epidemic figures are low again in the UK and California.
Meghan's pregnancy
Meghan is pregnant with their second child. It is announced that she must give birth by the summer, but the exact date has not been communicated. According to a relative of the couple, Archie's mother will have to seek advice from her doctors in order to protect the second child.
The question is being asked by all the tabloids today: will Meghan have to let Harry go alone? Harry's presence at his grandfather's funeral is more than likely. That of Meghan, has yet to be clarified. A friend of Harry's assures us that he "will do absolutely everything possible to get back to the UK and be with his family. He will want nothing more than to be there for his family, and especially his grandmother, during this horrible time. "
If they manage to return in time, the English tabloids will scrutinize the slightest gesture. They will obviously analyze the reception given to the prince by the British and by his own family. Following their controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey, a YouGov poll indicated that 22% of British citizens supported Harry and Meghan (48% among 18-24 year olds) and 33% the rest of the royal family.
