Will Prince Harry delay his return to the United States to attend the Queen's 95th birthday?
The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral provided an opportunity for Princes William and Harry to exchange a few words. Communication had broken down between the two brothers after the Sussexes interviewed Oprah Winfrey. Enough to make Harry want to stay to attend the Queen's 95th birthday?
Prince Philip's funeral, which took place on April 17, will undoubtedly have marked the spirits. The images of Queen Elizabeth II alone facing her husband's coffin, or head bowed during the ceremony, have been painful, far beyond British borders. More positive ones have instilled hope in those hoping for a thaw in relations between Prince Harry and members of the royal family. The words exchanged by Prince Harry with his brother William, thanks to the tender complicity of Kate Middleton finally open prospects for reconciliation after weeks of tension to be blamed on the interview granted by Archie's parents to Oprah Winfrey .
An Open ticket which allows the hope of a longer stay than expected
The prince was said to be leaving on Monday, April 19 in order to find his wife Meghan in California but a royal source indicates that the prince would have booked an open ticket, thus allowing him flexibility as to his date of return to the United States . It is whispered that Harry might choose to stay until his grandmother's birthday, who turns 95 on Wednesday, April 21. After the brief exchange with his brother in front of the cameras filming the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral, Archie's dad is said to have then reunited with his father, Prince Charles, and his brother for a two-hour long chat.
According to the Sun this interview will have been decisive on the rest of the events. "If it went well, he could stay until his grandmother's birthday." An outcome that could not be more desirable for Queen Elizabeth, already suffering from the death of her husband and that this internal war must saddle. Will Harry give her the best birthday present and choose to ease the tension? We have to wait a little longer before knowing the answer to this question ...
