Two meetings with the Queen
Meghan’s confidante explains what really happened in England
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Have you spoken out? And what happens now? These questions are not only burning Royal fans after Harry’s visit to Prince Philip’s funeral. Meghan’s confidante Omid Scobie is now clearing up.
At Prince Philips’ funeral last Saturday (April 17), not only were all eyes on the grieving Queen, 95. What also attracted a lot of attention: Prince Harry’s, 36, attendance at the funeral service. After the big disputes over the disturbing Oprah interview by Harry and Meghan, 39, not only Royal fans wondered how the family can look each other in the eyes again, especially on this dire occasion.
Prince Harry: It really happened in England
Prince Harry has meanwhile returned to his adopted home Los Angeles; Now back at the side of his heavily pregnant wife Meghan and son Archie, 1.
But what really happened in England during Harry’s visit? Omid Scobie is now explaining this. The reporter is considered a close confidante of Meghan, was co-author of her unveiling biography “Finding Freedom” – even if Harry and Meghan deny that they have worked on the book to this day.
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Meghan’s confidant speaks about Harry’s stay
Harry met his grandmother, the Queen, at least twice privately during his brief visit, Scobie said. Harry had also spoken to Prince Charles, 72 and Prince William, 38, when the three of them agreed to meet for a so-called “family summit” at Frogmore Cottage – but to no avail. Charles and William had only agreed to an intimate conversation if more than four eyes were present. The heir to the throne and his eldest son feared that a twisted report from Harry’s camp could be carried on.
Scobie quotes local sources: “On Saturday the ice was broken for future talks, but open questions were not fully answered. The family pushed these matters aside to focus on what really matters.”
The Royal Reporter also confirms that Harry was staying at Frogmore Cottage and met other family members such as Princess Eugenie, 31, and her baby August, two months, during his visit. Scobie continues to believe that Harry will travel to the UK again on July 1st to unveil the statue of Princess Diana, † 36.
Perhaps then, at least with further clarifying discussions, the British royals will come closer to each other again …
Sources used: DailyMail.co.uk