Will Meghan Markle accompany Harry to London for the inauguration of the statue of Lady Diana?
Meghan Markle shouldn't be there, even if mixed gossip comes from the United States. Harry will travel alone and meet his grandmother in Windsor, who has invited him for lunch. «A magnanimous gesture», assures those who know her well, an opportunity for a clarifying comparison
There are those who swear that Meghan Markle will be in London on July 1st, if not right alongside her husband Harry at least as a discreet escort on the journey of the prince's return on the occasion of the inauguration of the statue dedicated to Lady Diana, who instead ensures that the Duchess of Sussex has no intention of moving from Los Angeles and leaving her children at home, because taking them with her would be out of the question.
It all started with some US gossip magazines, which in the last few hours have started talking about a former actress very eager to "support" her husband on his second trip to the UK after Megxit.
"Meghan knows how difficult it was for Harry to attend his grandfather's funeral alone and she doesn't want her to happen again," an insider told Radar Online, who was immediately denied by the British press.
According to Lizzie Robinson, royal producer of ITV News, a possible trip by the duchess is unlikely. Meghan, mother for the second time in less than a month, would have decided not to face such a long journey, also because according to the expert Harry she would have no intention of stopping long in London: the prince will arrive a few days before the event and he should not stay too long.
The presence of the duchess, according to another royal watcher, Phil Dampier, could be a cause for disturbance. "You would turn the event into a circus," she said bluntly to the Sun. "You would undermine the meaning of the inauguration, which is to remember Diana." There could be, instead, Kate Middleton, but there are still no official communications on the matter.
On the program, moreover, Harry only has a meeting with his brother, in the gardens of Kensington Palace, and then the one with Queen Elizabeth, who invited him to lunch in Windsor. "It is a typical magnanimous gesture of your Majesty," a source in the Palace told the Daily Mail, "For them it will be an opportunity to speak". It will be the first time that grandmother and granddaughter will find themselves alone after the tensions of the last time, when the Sussexes, a month before the Mexgit, had lunch in Windsor with the sovereign.
Today many things have changed since that day, and for the two it seems the time has really come to clarify. Perhaps it is really more appropriate that they are alone.
