After going to his father’s bedside last February, prince harry set down in the United Kingdom again this week. More precisely, the Duke of Sussex made a trip of three days in London as part of the 10th anniversary of Invictus Games. As expected, Meghan Markle did not accompany him, many suspecting her of no longer wanting to expose herself to public vindictiveness in England.
The publication of Alternate and the little shocking sentences thrown around during the interviews do not seem to have damaged Harry’s good reputation among our British neighbors. Leaving Saint-Paul Cathedral where a ceremony was organized to celebrate the Invictus Games, we could hear Londoners chant high and loud : “We love you Harry!”. The fervor was not the same a few kilometers away…
This strict order from Charles III to his family
Not far from Saint-Paul Cathedral, Charles III attended the first garden party of the year at his home. A highlight of Buckingham Palace that no member of his family could avoid. “King Charles ordered to all members of the royal family working (including Princess Anne and Prince Edward, excluding Prince William and Kate Middleton)” to attend the partyreports Tom Sykes at Daily Beast.
The royal expert specifies: “Charles has made it very clear that he is willing to be friendly and supportive of Harry as a person privately, as a father.” The monarch, however, refuses to get involved in the foundation sponsored by his youngest son. An anonymous Source mentioned by the media PageSix deplores this step backwards by Charles III, the Invictus Games having been founded under the patronage of the British crown when Harry was still working in the service of the Firm.
Is Harry still persona non grata with Charles III?
According to PageSix, prince harry would have sent in vain an invitation to William and Kate Middleton. Charles III would have simply declined it, officially “due toa very busy schedule and the medical care he must receive. The thaw in relations between Meghan Markle’s husband and the Firm does not seem to be coming any time soon.
A member of the British royal family, however, brought swe support the little brother of the Prince of Wales. This Wednesday, May 8, Count Charles Spencer, brother of Lady Diana, was seen at St. Paul’s Cathedral during the memorial ceremony. As a reminder, Harry was defended by his uncle last year when journalist Amanda Platell accused the prince of being obsessed with his former friend Chelsy Davy.
