This is a great first for little Lilibet Diana, who discovers her British roots on the occasion of Elizabeth II’s platinum jubilee. But the 70 years of reign of the queen are not the only date to be marked with a white stone this week… since the daughter of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry celebrates his first birthday on June 4, 2022. Finally present in England, officially presented to his great-grandmother who had until then only seen him by videoconference, will the little girl take advantage of the trip to be officially baptized?
This weekend is in honor of the Queen
Such a decision would eclipse, it must be said, the sovereign highlighted from June 2 to 5, 2022 in England. “It’s unlikely, assures, however, Marc Roche, author of the book The Borgias at Buckingham, to the magazine Gala . This weekend is in honor of the Queen and nothing can steal the spotlight from the one who is at the center of this platinum jubilee. PMaybe they’ll stay and next week we’ll learn that they’ve organized a baptism… But in my opinion, The Queen will refuse the baptism at Windsor because they are no longer part of the Royal Family.” It would not be the first time that the Duchess and Duke of Sussex have been deprived of a privilege, having left the country at the same time as the responsibilities of their former royal status.