Are Prince Harry, 35, and Duchess Meghan, 38, currently abandoning the royal family? The Windsors' answer to this question is currently "yes".
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are missing in England
"I can tell you that within the royal family there is a serious disappointment about Harry and Meghan's decision to move from Canada to Los Angeles, rather than returning to Frogmore Cottage in Windsor at least during this crisis," Dan Wootton reports on his radio -Show "talkRADIO". The journalist leaked Harry and Meghan's Megxit plan in his newspaper in early January. The Sussexes are said to have felt compelled to go public with their decision.
Royal help in times of coronavirus urgently needed
Especially in view of Prince Charles' coronavirus disease, the US move was perceived by the rest of the royals as "shocking," Wootton continues, pointing out that the British royal family is currently suffering from an acute shortage of staff. Queen Elizabeth, 93, and Prince Philip, 98 – foreclosed at Windsor Castle. Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla, 72, in isolation in Scotland, Prince Andrew, 60 – exempt from royal duties due to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
The situation "puts great pressure on Prince William and Duchess Catherine because the other members of the royal family are currently out of action," said the journalist. "You have all this combination of events and really: Harry and Meghan could have helped." .
The Sussexes take a break
The prince and the former actress had announced in mid-March that they would like to help and provide information via Instagram with well-founded information about the corona virus. Just a few days later, on March 30th, Harry and Meghan surprisingly said goodbye to social media for a break of several months. They promised, "While you may not see us here, work will continue."
Source used: mirror.uk, instagram.com/sussexroyal
This article originally appeared on Gala.de.