Although they are angry, Harry, Meghan, William and Kate are about to perpetuate a nice Christmas tradition, reveals The Sunday Times, Saturday December 10.
The tensions between the adults will not mar the children’s Christmas magic. While the first episodes of the explosive documentary series Harry & Meghan were released on Netflix on December 8, and the feud continues between the couple and other members of the royal family, Harry, Meghan, William and Kate seem determined to continue a lovely tradition, as revealed by The Sunday Times on Saturday, December 10.
In detail, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, will give gifts to the children of the Prince of Wales: George, 9, Charlotte, 7, and young Louis, 4. In return, Prince William and Kate Middleton will send gifts to California, to the children of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex: Archie, 3, and Lilibet, aged 18 months, says the British newspaper. However, the adults will not exchange any gifts.
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Since the broadcast of the first episodes of the docu-series on Netflix, the anger rumbles across the Channel. While the official coronation of Charles III will be held on May 6, some Britons have already estimated that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should not go to Westminster Abbey. This Sunday, December 11, in the columns of The Mail, Sir George Iain Duncan Smith – the former leader of the Conservative Party – wondered, for example, why Meghan Markle and Prince Harry would attend the event, if they “hate the royal family so much.”
Conservative David Mellor, a former culture minister, said the Sussexes “shouldn’t be at the coronation. He added to the same newspaper: “They absolutely should not come. [I think it should be clear that the British people don’t want them there. So, should we expect Prince Harry and his wife not to be present at the coronation of Charles III? To find out, we will have to wait until May 6 …
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