Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Won’t Join Queen Elizabeth for Christmas – Vogue

Prince Harry NS Meghan Markle They won’t be back in the UK anytime soon, let alone the end-of-year celebrations with the royal family. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been invited to join their family in Sandringham for Christmas, but they won’t.

According to Page Six, a source said that going to the UK with the whole family takes a lot of work. “There’s a lot going on with the logistics and planning for the family’s Christmas, so of course the team knows Harry and Meghan are not coming. If they were, they would have already informed the family,” the source said.

This is the first Christmas Queen Elizabeth II Without her husband, Prince Philip, who died in April of this year. In addition, some of the Queen’s appointments had to be postponed due to health issues.

Harry and Meghan are trying their best to be a main image and an attention should they return to England. “I think everyone understands there’s going to be a frenzy when the two get back to the UK, but they need to get a [Band-Aid] Go ahead,” the source explained.

Comfortable

Open the heart! Meghan Markle He revealed that he is much better after the interview with opera In early 2021, when rumors of racism surfaced by members of the british royal family.

“Yes, I feel so much better about everything,” the Duchess said in an interview with the New York Times. Among the various allegations made at the time, one of the most controversial was that some members of real family They were discussing how the color of the couple’s daughter, Lilibit, would be bleak.

Prince Harry And Megan are the parents of Archie, 2 years old, and Lillibet, 5 months, the couple moved from England and now live in United State. And the former actress revealed, during a chat with the American newspaper, that she had been calling members of Congress, to obtain support in exchange for a paid family leave in the country.

“a The Duchess of Sussex (aka Meghan Markle) bought everyone a few cups of coffee as we worked to secure paid vacation, Neil Sroka, communications director for PL + US wrote on Twitter.