Despite the events and rumors of tension within the royal family, Prince Harry had remained very close to his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. As proof, he had left a hilarious message to the monarch.
The royal family is going through a difficult ordeal with the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday, September 8. Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle made the trip to pay their last respects to the monarch, who leaves a huge void. Despite his sadness, Prince Harry prefers to remember the good memories shared with his grandmother. Thus, royal author Phil Dampier recalled the hilarious message that Prince William’s brother left Her Majesty when she got her first mobile phone. The details of a voice message as well as his reaction, were revealed in the Express.
The message said: “Hey, what’s up? It’s Liz. Sorry, I’m not on the throne. Press one for Philip, two for Charles and three for corgis !”, can we read. If the private secretary of the monarch, Robin Janvrin, was very surprised by this recording, the queen laughed a lot according to Phil Dampier. The latter appreciated her grandson’s sense of humor.
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A tender tribute to his grandmother
After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry praised the “informed advice” and “infectious smile” of his grandmother and explained that he “cherished” the happy times spent with her. The Duke of Sussex also opened up about his ‘beloved wife’, Meghan Markle, and said he was grateful the Queen had hugged her “beloved great-grandchildren“. He concluded with these words: “As we celebrate the life of my grandmother, Her Majesty the Queen, and mourn her loss, we all remember the compass that has guided so many in their commitment to service and duty”.
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