Royal experts said today that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would pay a visit to the Queen during their next trip to the United Kingdom, but their arrival will coincide with a busy week in which the Queen will also see the incoming Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are scheduled to make their first trip back to the United Kingdom since the Platinum Jubilee next month.
While they are there, they will participate in a number of charitable activities, one of which will be held at the One Young World Summit in Manchester on September 5.
After that, they will make their way to Germany for an event called “Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023 One Year to Go,” and then they will come back to the UK in time for the WellChild Awards on September 8.
It is unknown if their son Archie, who is three years old, or their daughter Lilibet, who is one, will accompany them.
After spending ‘just 15 minutes’ with the Queen at the Platinum Jubilee festivities this summer, royal observers believe that the pair will likely want to spend time with the Queen now that they have had the opportunity to do so.
The queen is now in Balmoral, but she will be in London on September 6 to see either Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak once they are sworn in as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
According to a source from The Sun, earlier in this month, she extended an invitation to Harry and Meghan to visit her Highland hideaway.
Today, a person who specialises in royal matters named Richard Fitzwilliams stated that a meeting with the king would most likely take place in either London or Windsor.
‘The claims that the Queen had invited Harry and Meghan to Balmoral were never verified,’ he said in an interview with MailOnline.
However, it would only make sense for them to visit her while she is at Windsor and when they are situated at Frogmore.
During the Platinum Jubilee, they would only be able to spend a very little amount of time with her.
It is possible that she will see the new Prime Minister either at Windsor or at Buckingham Palace if she does travel down to London as expected.
There would also be time for her and the Sussexes to talk about the future, which, unlike the recent past, hopefully would be more positive.
“They also need to be conscious that any type of reconciliation in the Platinum Jubilee year would undoubtedly be advantageous for the image they wish to project as benefactors,” the author writes.
Nevertheless, Phil Dampier stated that Balmoral would be the most probable location for the event.
It’s likely going to be up to her whether or not he gets to meet the Queen. According to what he shared with MailOnline, “If she tells them she wants to see them, I’m sure they would stop in for a chat.”
I have no doubt that she would have the hope that the laid-back environment there would be more favourable to talking things out and attempting to find solutions to the challenges that they all confront.
“Meghan won’t like the hunting, shooting, and fishing milieu of the Highlands,” the royal biographer said, “but the Queen would feel much more comfortable seeing them there than a hasty rendezvous in London.”
“Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are happy to engage with numerous organisations important to their hearts in early September,” stated a spokeswoman for the Sussexes. “The visit will take place in early September.”
The news that was announced today comes just a few short weeks after it became public that Harry had launched a second lawsuit against the government and Scotland Yard over the decision to deny him the ability to pay for police protection when he travels to the United Kingdom from California.
The Duke of Sussex has already filed a lawsuit against the Home Office over its decision to withdraw his taxpayer-funded security in 2020.
He claims that this decision makes it hazardous for him to visit Britain with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children, Archie and Lilibet.
Despite travelling all the way from the United States to be there with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, the couple only made a single appearance in public during the course of the Jubilee weekend.
They did not make an appearance on the balcony of Buckingham Palace for the Trooping of the Color, and during the Thanksgiving ceremony they seemed to be confined to the second row.
The scheduling of the Platinum Jubilee service is alleged to have been meticulously planned by palace staff in order to prevent Prince William and Princess Kate from running into Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
In the church, the royal aides made sure that the pair sat on the other side of the aisle from Prince William, Kate, Prince Charles, and Camilla. This allowed the newlyweds to maintain their privacy from the royal family.
Aides at the Palace also took the time to carefully analyse departure and arrival schedules in order to prevent the brothers and their respective wives from accidentally running into one another.
The Duke of Sussex has also accused his father of cutting him off financially, while Meghan claimed that an unnamed royal made a comment about Archie’s skin tone before he was born, which she told Oprah Winfrey in a bombshell interview last year.
Harry and William have had a feud for a long time, and the Duke of Sussex has also accused his father of cutting him off financially.
It is believed that Harry’s latest legal lawsuit against the Home Office is still in the preliminary stages; however, there have been no hearings set as of yet.
The decision made by the Royalty and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) in January, which came to the conclusion that private persons should not be able to pay for police to guard them, will be the primary focus of this investigation.
Due to allegations that the Queen’s Private Secretary, Sir Edward Young, was involved in the decision to deny Harry protection, the disclosure of a second court case, which emerged on the day that Meghan celebrated her birthday, threatens to raise tensions with the Royal Family. Meghan’s birthday was the day that the news broke.
According to the legal team representing the prince, there were allegedly “significant conflicts” between the Duke of Sussex and Sir Edward throughout their relationship.
After being informed that he would no longer get the’same degree’ of personal protective protection while travelling from the United States, the Duke has been initiating legal action against the department. Specifically, he is suing the agency for breach of contract.
His agents have said in the past that he has expressed a desire to bring his family to visit from the United States, but that they are “unable to return to his home” due to the fact that the environment there is too unsafe.
It is believed that the case resulted in costs of £90,094.79 being incurred by the Home Office between September 2021 and May of this year.
According to a story in The Sun, the total is said to include £55,254 spent on the government’s Legal Department, £34,824 spent on counsel, and £16.55 spent on couriers.
The startling charges made about the Duchess of Sussex in a new royal biography have coincided with the announcement that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have returned to the United Kingdom.
According to Tom Bower, who wrote a new book called Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the fight between the Windsors, which is an insider’s portrayal of the royal marriage, the Duchess of Sussex “thought the royal family would be like Hollywood.”
During an interview on Good Morning Britain with Ben Shephard and Charlotte Hawkins, he said that he believes Meghan’s decision to leave the royal family was prompted by her realisation that being a member of the royal family requires “a lot of labour for very little return.”
It is incorrect to imply that she was a renowned actress since she was not. Instead, she was a third rate actress, and the show Suits was only viewed by one million people. The author mentioned this.
During the course of the conversation, the author confessed that many of his sources were individuals who had a negative opinion of Meghan due to the fact that she had cautioned her closest and dearest friends and family members not to talk to him.
The words “She was a highly renowned actress” were said by Shephard to Bower. People were aware of who she was due to the fact that she had a high profile in Hollywood and starred in a series called Suits, which was broadcast all over the globe.
When the presenter brought up Meghan Markle’s cover story with Vanity Fair when she was dating Prince Harry, Bower voiced her disagreement with the statement.
He responded by saying, “Well, we won’t dispute but I disagree with you.” The important thing to remember is that Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair who was in charge of commissioning the piece, had never heard of either her or Suits before to the time that she met Harry.
“He had just been told that anyone who marries Harry is going to be famous and she actually was,” the narrator said.
She told her father, “I want to be famous, I want to go down the red carpet,” and by marrying Harry, she was able to realise her goal of being famous and walking the red carpet.
The royal biographer went on to state that he feels the royal family made a significant effort to include Meghan into the family and suit her needs.
He stated that “people were very excited by the fact that there was going to be a mixed race girl coming,” and he continued by saying that “it was going to be a great development for the royal family.”
On the other hand, he stated that “it went wrong,” and the reason that it did go wrong is something that he has “explained fully” in his new book.
‘Both sides are to fault, but I believe the responsibility rests primarily with Meghan, who I don’t think understood the monarchy,’ he stated. ‘Both sides are to blame, but I believe the blame lies mostly with Meghan.
The author went on to confess he received a lot of his material for the book from individuals who don’t like Meghan since she had told the people closest to her not to talk to him.
He shared his thoughts by stating, “She made it quite apparent to all of her friends and people who work for her not to talk to me, so it was quite a challenge, but I got enough people to speak to me, more than enough, I got around 80 people.”
Shephard questioned Bower on how the book could provide an objective perspective since it is already known that the individuals who were interviewed dislike Meghan.
“Because I sorted through, I never put in information that isn’t factual and can’t be confirmed,” the author said.
“You know, I have some appreciation for how Meghan achieved very well in her life with her objectives and I was able to balance it all,” the Duchess of Sussex said to her friend. “I was able to balance it all.”