While in California, Princess Eugenie made a small detour to the Sussex family. According to The Sun, this Tuesday, February 15, the young mother would have already met the youngest daughter of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Lilibet Diana…
Could it be time for reconciliation? Passing in California for the Super Bowl, Princess Eugenie made a “surprise visit” to her cousin, Prince Harry. More complicit than ever, the young members of the British royal family seem to make a clean sweep of the past and quarrels. So much so that the young bride had the honor of meeting Lilibet Diana, the youngest of the Sussexes, before Queen Elizabeth II: “Eugenie should probably stay in their villa in Montecito, estimated at several million dollars. The opportunity to meet the little Lilibet Diana,” reveals The Sun, this Tuesday, February 15. “She is the first member of the Firm to have traveled 5,000 km, since the couple left the royal life in order to have more privacy, proof that their friendship has remained intact”.
On Sunday, February 13, it is in duet and casually, Eugenie of York and the son of Prince Charles, made a surprising public appearance, in the stands of this 56th Super Bowl: “The Duchess of Sussex would have missed the game to watch over Archie and Lilibet, two years, eight months, but sources say she was with the son of Jack and Eugenie, August, who played with his cousins, “reveal our confreres. Thanks to this short courtesy visit, Beatrice of York’s sister could finally convince the Sussexes to make their grand return to the UK.
Princess Eugenie, sent to “delay the memories of Prince Harry”?
“Close” since childhood, the Duke of Sussex and Sarah Ferguson’s youngest daughter “have always gotten along very well.” Could Jack Brooksbank’s wife serve as an “emissary” for the royal family? “I’m sure when they got together in Los Angeles, they talked about the situation – and I’m sure she’ll try to work things out. Eugenie could help slow down the imminent release of Prince Harry’s memoirs,” assures a commentator for The Telegraph. To be continued, then!
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