Queen Elizabeth II wants to vacation with the family, but Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are apparently not among them.
Royal experts assume that Queen Elizabeth II (94) and her husband Prince Philip (99) will travel to Balmoral Castle in August to spend their summer vacation in Scotland despite the Corona crisis. The British "Sun" reports that Prince William (38), Duchess Kate (38) and the children – Prince George (7), Princess Charlotte (5) and Prince Louis (2) – will also be there. The stay, which according to other media reports is planned under appropriate security conditions, will probably take place without Prince Harry (35), Duchess Meghan (38) and little Archie (1).
Harry and Meghan were not going to accept the Queen's invitation, according to a Daily Telegraph report. According to Royal journalist Camilla Tominey, this is at least "highly unlikely". Some people have even begun to wonder "when – or indeed if – the Queen and Prince Philip will ever see Archie, their youngest great-grandson." Last year Harry and Meghan are said to have refused an invitation, which "disappointed" Queen Elizabeth at the time.
He said this important sentence first
Prince Harry, meanwhile, seems as dodgy in Duchess Meghan as ever. In a new excerpt from Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand's upcoming book "Finding Freedom", which the British "Times" published in advance, a friend of the couple speaks of the fact that the two of them already had a first three-hour blind date on Dean Street Townhouse in London are said to have been "as obsessed" with each other. "It was like Harry was in a trance."
The following evening they returned there and Harry already knew that she was right for him. After only three months, the Royal was the first to say "I love you" to her, which she should have replied promptly. The book, which will be published on August 11, is said to be based on statements by friends and acquaintances of the couple. The two have not spoken to the authors about their relationship.