On November 14, 2020, Prince Charles celebrated his 72nd birthday. Against all odds, his youngest son Prince Harry did not wish him on social networks.
This Saturday, November 14, 2020, Prince Charles celebrated his 72nd birthday. To mark this beautiful day, several members of the royal family seized their telephones and most certainly sent a message to the son of Queen Elizabeth II.
And that’s not all, many also wished Prince Charles a happy birthday on Instagram and Twitter, like the Cambridge couple or the official family account. Only this birthday, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle did not wish it.
One would have expected his younger son to post a photo for his father’s 72nd birthday. But obviously, Meghan Markle, who recently confided why she is no longer on social networks, hasn’t changed her mind.
It’s a bit of a tradition within the British royal family to wish each other’s birthdays. As The Sun points out, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle did not post birthday greetings. However, they, who are no longer seniors in the royal family, most likely sent a private note to Prince Charles, or even called him, with the utmost discretion.
Harry always there for his friends
During the day of this Saturday, November 14, Prince Harry obviously had several occupations. The Duke of Sussex gave a video call to his friend John-James Chalmers to encourage him. The British television presenter, and medallist of the Invictus Games, participates in a famous dance competition of the BBC channel.
“Prince Harry made a surprise appearance on @bbcstrictly tonight (virtually) to cheer on his friend, former Navy and Invictus Games medalist @JJChalmersRM, who is in the show’s competition,” said journalist Omid Scobie on Twitter, captioning a video featuring the prince. “I’m so proud, sincerely proud that you’ve reached this position,” he said. For his part, John-James Chalmers thanks Prince Harry for creating the Invictus Games and changing his life. “I would never have had that catalyzing moment that changed my life forever. I wouldn’t be here without him,” replied the host, moved.