As the end-of-year holidays quickly approach, Meghan Markle has not escaped questions about her Christmas program. Interviewed by Marie-Claire magazine, the Duchess of Sussex revealed how she will spend the holidays alongside her family, far from the Windsors.
As the holidays approach, Prince Harry has extended invitations for a virtual Christmas party to members of Scotty's Little Soldiers to support grieving children of military personnel. On December 10, the Duke of Sussex would therefore like “call as many people as possible” members of the association to wish them a “merry Christmas”. According to an email sent to participants, the father “is aware that the holiday season can be difficult for our members and he wants them to know that he is thinking of them”. A significant event to which his wife was not invited.
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Archie and Lilibet's parents have been the subject of numerous separation rumors since their appearances at solo events. Prince Harry recently visited the UK for the WellChild Awards, briefly staying in The Big Apple and South Africa, before heading to Canada, where he was spotted at a football match. Meghan Markle, for her part, shone brightly on the red carpet of a charity gala in Los Angeles and then made a brief appearance at the launch party for one of her friends' new hair care range. Despite their numerous solo appearances, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will find themselves under the same roof to celebrate Christmas with their family.
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Meghan Markle: her Christmas plans finally revealed
During an interview with the magazine Marie-ClaireMeghan Markle spoke about the upcoming holidays, including Thanksgiving, which she always spends in a manner “fairly discreet” with his loved ones at his property in Montecito. Recall that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex now live in a sumptuous home in California, which they moved into after leaving the United Kingdom and their duties as senior members of the British royal family in 2020.
When it comes to the Christmas holidays, the former star of Suits said she and her family always made sure they had “something fun to do” during the holidays. “Like any other family, you spend time sharing a good meal and then what do you do? Playing games, always the same things, someone brings a guitar, it's fun. Every party is a new adventure“she confided in the columns of the magazine. The mother then added that it was important for her to create the “magic” traditions for his children, including “good recipes” and “carrots for reindeer” of Santa Claus.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry invited to spend Christmas at Princess Diana's family home
If the Sussexes chose to stay in the United States with Doria Ragland during the festivities, they would have received an invitation from Princess Diana's family to spend Christmas with them in England. “Charles [Spencer] invited Harry, Meghan and the children to Althorp this Christmas. It's far too early to say if they will accept, but the offer is there if they want it.”declared a source to L’Express last September. An invitation that the couple would have declined, according to the New York Post.
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Since leaving the United Kingdom, Prince Harry has remained very close to members of his mother's family, particularly Charles Spencer. Last September, King Charles' son spent a few days in England for the funeral of his uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes, organized in Norfolk. During his brief stay, Meghan Markle's husband was welcomed by his uncle in Lady Diana's childhood home.
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