Prince Harry
Is he really still canceling this important appointment?
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On July 1st, a statue in honor of Diana will be unveiled in London. It should be uncertain whether Prince Harry will be there as planned.
Prince Harry (36) came back to Great Britain for a few days for the funeral of his grandfather Prince Philip. Actually, another gig by him in London is planned for the summer. The grandson of Queen Elizabeth II (95) could cancel it – allegedly because he was “shocked” by the “frosty reception” he is said to have experienced at Prince Philip’s funeral. Royal expert Russell Myers claims, according to the British “Sun”, that the Duke of Sussex could therefore be “excused” and not come to the unveiling of a statue to commemorate his late mother Diana (1961-1997).
Is Prince Harry really canceling this appointment?
On July 1st, Princess Diana would have been 60 years old – on this day Prince Harry was to be present at the side of his brother Prince William (38) at a ceremony in the garden of Kensington Palace. According to the “Sun” Russell Myers told TalkRadio that part of the royal family gave Harry a “frosty reception” at Philips’ funeral and allegedly did not speak to him, “and maybe that shocked him a little”. Is that why Harry, who has lived in California for a year, cancels his next trip to England?
What is the impact of the Oprah interview?
However, it has been uncertain for a long time that Prince Harry will come to the inauguration of the statue, because his wife, Duchess Meghan (39), is pregnant. The couple’s second child, a daughter, is expected to be born in early summer. According to Myers, Harry could still fly back to London, William and his wife, Duchess Kate (39), would welcome him, the expert is sure. Much will now depend on what happens in the coming weeks. Because it is not yet clear what impact the TV interview with Oprah Winfrey (67) will really have. In the conversation with the talk legend, the Sussexes made serious accusations against the royals, there was talk of racism within the royal family.
Sources used: The Sun