Prince Harry and his wife, Duchess Meghan, were invited to celebrate the platinum jubilee of the reign of Elizabeth II. and may even appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. However, they will not be allowed to play a formal role during the celebrations, the DailyMail writes, citing official sources from the royal family. If the couple decides to travel to London, they will appear at family events, including a traditional balloon performance or a thank-you service at St. Paul’s Cathedral. Paul. What they can’t do is attend the traditional Trooping the Color ceremony or play a central role in any other event during the four-day celebrations. The news comes after Prince Harry broke his silence and said it was great to see his 96-year-old mother during a quick visit to Windsor Castle, where he also met his father, Prince Charles.
The match lasted only 15 minutes and then Harry and Meghan went to the Netherlands for Invictus Games. It was their first meeting since the interview with host Oprah Winfrey caused great controversy, as an unnamed member of the royal family was accused of racism. According to DailyMail, the couple promised the queen that she would be able to hug her great-grandchildren Archie and Lilibet in the near future. It would really mean a lot to the monarch, as Lilibet has not seen it yet.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been in the Netherlands since Friday. This is their first joint public appearance in Europe since breaking up with the British royal family and moving to the US more than two years ago. Harry, who served in the British Army in Afghanistan, founded Invictus games for war veterans with disabilities. More than 500 participants from 20 countries are taking part in the Hague Games, which have been postponed twice due to a coronavirus pandemic.