Prince Harry didn’t return to Meghan Markle and Archie in the U.S. without giving Queen Elizabeth II a present for her 95th birthday.
A small attention to try to mitigate his absence. After the funeral of Prince Philip, which took place in Windsor on Saturday, April 17, Prince Harry did not delay to return to his family. Indeed, the Duke of Sussex flew to California on Tuesday, April 20, a day before the birthday of Queen Elizabeth II. A departure that has not ceased to be talked about since his decision not to stay for the 95th birthday of the Queen seems to prove that he has not yet resolved his differences with his father and his brother.
But before returning to the United States, Prince Harry made sure to leave the queen “a gift and a card for his and Meghan’s birthday,” a source tells the Express media. On the card was a message honoring the heritage of Her Majesty, but however, the birthday gift is unknown. No doubt that the attention of the couple from Sussex has put a smile on the heart of the queen, currently in mourning after the loss of her great love. By the way, Prince Harry will not be present either for the queen’s second birthday, on June 12. And for good reason, Meghan Markle will probably be about to give birth.
Some exchanges to ease tensions
Despite a hasty departure, Prince Harry had time to exchange with his grandmother during his stay. The father of little Archie spoke twice with Her Majesty during the 9 days he was in the UK, according to Harper’s Bazaar. It is likely that the topics discussed were not about their differences. It was primarily a reunion in honor of Prince Philip.
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