Prince Phillip’s death creates suspense over Prince Harry’s visit to the U.K. as Royals still not over the wounds
After a bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, Prince Harry will have a tough time visiting UK for his grandfather Prince Phillip’s funeral. The Royals are still not over the deep wounds and the moment of an uninvited meet is here. Harry is likely to make the journey to London by private jet from his home near Los Angeles and may take a shorter route keeping in mind the Covid restrictions.
It is still unknown if Prince Harry would attend the Funeral. If yes, he will be attending the event at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, most likely next week. And although there has been no word on whether heavily-pregnant Meghan would join him, it is believed unlikely in the circumstances.
Before his visit to the funeral he will be tested for Covid-19 before departure from the US and upon arrival in the UK, instead of being subject to the normal 10-day quarantine, though travellers are allowed to leave quarantine if they test negative after five days.
The reunion of the brothers will be awkward enough following his and Meghan’s shocking accusations of racism in the TV show aired only last minute.
If Meghan were to join Harry for the funeral, a royal rapprochement is considered less likely to happen, particularly after she told Oprah that Kate has made her cry during the run-up to her wedding.
