Prince Harry is expected to attend the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip, in the United Kingdom. This is the first trip to his home since he left the royal family, a source told The Post.
However, it is unclear whether pregnant Meghan Markle, who is due in early summer with the couple’s second partner, will join Harry, although she wants to be by his side, the source said.
Her ability to fly the nearly 12 hours from the Sussexes’ home in California to England depends on her doctor’s instructions and airline leaders, the source said.
But Harry will not miss the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral for the world.
“Harry was very close to his grandfather,” a British royal source told The Post. “He will be there, of course, no matter how difficult the relationship between the Sussexes and the family is.”
Harry’s expected return to his homeland comes after he and Markle separated from the royal family in January 2020 – and weeks after their bombing interview with Oprah Winfrey that confused Buckingham Palace.
In the two-hour ban that is not banned, Markle revealed that someone in the royal family questioned how dark the son of Archie’s skin might be.
In February, Harry said he keeps in touch with his grandparents via Zoom.
“We’ve zoomed in on them a few times,” he told talk show host James Corden. “They saw Archie running around.”
The Duke of Sussex laughed when he remembered that Prince Philip had to turn on his laptop instead of clicking to leave the call.
‘He’s just going to’ doof ‘! “Harry said and imitated shutting down a laptop.
All senior members of the royal family are expected to attend Prince Philip’s funeral in Windsor Castle amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with a service in the St. George’s Chapel – where Harry and Meghan will get married in 2018.
A rep for the Sussexes was not available for comment.
