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Megxit talk with Queen Elizabeth surprisingly canceled?
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan
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An agreed feedback conversation between Prince Harry, Duchess Meghan and Queen Elizabeth regarding the Megxit has allegedly been canceled. Why that is a good sign.
When Prince Harry, 36, and Duchess Meghan, 39, left the royal family in the spring of 2020, it set a precedent for Queen Elizabeth, 94: never before in her reign had a senior royal sought his luck away from court in America. So there was much to be discussed and explored between the Sussexes and the palace. After that was done, Harry and Meghan announced on their official website: After a twelve-month revision phase (starting April 1, 2020), the parties want to meet again to draw a conclusion and, if necessary, readjust. But this project should now be on hold.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan: is the Megxit going better than expected?
"My understanding of the Sussex camp is that there has been communication with the Queen, Prince Charles and also with William. The general feeling is that this (current situation) is working," Royal writer Katie Nicholl said on the web Talk show "The Royal Beat". An assessment that is surprising in view of the critical reporting on Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan. Court reporters, media and many Royal fans agree that the couple will span the arch in the direction of the palace after moving to the United States. Nicholl adds that canceling the review interview does not mean that the palace will not monitor compliance with the agreements and or lose track of what Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan would do.
What happens to Prince Harry's military title?
One decision, admits Katie Nicholl, has yet to be made – by Queen Elizabeth and only her. In the course of the Megxit, Prince Harry's military honorary titles were temporarily revoked. A circumstance that is said to have hit him, a former soldier, very much. According to the court reporter, Harry's hope is that the titles will not be awarded to any other Senior Royal, but will go back to him.
Source used:Daily Mail
This article originally appeared on GALA.de.