Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have already flown to the United States after spending two weeks in the United Kingdom for the death of Elizabeth II
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have already headed to the United States. After a few days especially intense and that have not been easy for them, since they have had to say goodbye forever to Elizabeth II, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex yesterday took a plane from London-Heathrow airport to California.
As published by the magazine 'Hello!', the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have already flown to California, where they have reunited with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, who have remained all this time in their Montecito mansion in the care of their grandmother Doria Ragland.
With this trip, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have put an end to two intense weeks that were initially going to be less. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex landed in the United Kingdom last Sunday, September 4, to face a series of commitments that had nothing to do with the British royal family. However, fate wanted both to meet in London when Queen Elizabeth II died, so they decided to stay in the country to be present at her funeral.
About two weeks that have been the most intense for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, since not only have they had to say goodbye to the sovereign forever, but they have also starred in unexpected reunions in public. In fact, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex appeared with the Cambridges at the entrance to Windsor Castle to see the citizens' tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
About two weeks in which all his steps have been closely watched to see if there was a rapprochement with the rest of the members of the British royal family. Among the gestures that they have left these days, the special permissions that Harry has received when saying goodbye to his grandmother stand out, such as the fact that he wore a military uniform at the Westminster Hall vigil or that he walked with his brother or his father at all funeral processions.
However, with their return to the United States, the Dukes of Sussex leave many unknowns in the air. In fact, in recent days there have been rumors about whether they could get closer to the British royal family or even backtrack on some of their most controversial decisions, such as the publication of Prince Harry's memoirs.
