The British royals are responding to the corona virus: Queen Elizabeth, 93, and Prince Philip, 98, issued a statement yesterday Thursday (March 19) in which they swear by the nation to pull together to tackle the crisis. "Many of us need to find new ways to keep in touch and ensure that loved ones are safe," the Queen and her husband write. "I am sure we are up to the challenge. You can be sure that my family and I are ready to do our part."
The Instagram accounts of Prince Harry, 35, and Duchess Meghan, 38, Prince William, 37, and Duchess Catherine, 38, as well as Prince Charles, 71, and Duchess Camilla, 72, shared the Queen's message – and with one Difference. While the version of the Cambridge and Charles shows the official stationery of the palace (recognizable by the blue crown emblem in the head area), that of the Sussexes shows the stationery used for press releases (red inscription "Royal Communication").
Royal fans on Instagram: was Harry and Meghan not given the palace version? Is it the Megxit? Or copyright reasons? One does not know. But more important than that: The British Royals stick together in times of crisis!
This article originally appeared on Gala.de.