The Real Reason Behind Absence Of Meghan And Kate’s At Unveiling Of The Princess Diana Statue

On July 1, the grand unveiling ceremony of the monument to Princess Diana in honor of her 60th birthday took place, but neither Meghan nor Kate showed up in it.

On July 1, in the garden of Kensington Palace, Princess Diana’s 60th birthday, her both sons, Prince Harry and Prince William did the inauguration of the statue of Diana, which they honored the memory of their mother. Till then, Prince Harry will be in a 10-day quarantine at the Windsor residence, where he lived with his wife before they stepped down from their royal duties and moved to Canada.

According to freenews Meghan for the moment denied to travel and will not come to London, as she is busy upkeep her newborn daughter Lilibet and two-year-old son Archie.

Kate will not be showing up at the event either: due to coronavirus limitations, “only Diana’s close relatives are allowed to attend the ceremony.” An exemption was made only for the sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley and garden designer Pip Morrison.

In April, Harry last the UK in April, he attended the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip. The forthcoming meeting of the brothers is expected to be intense, especially when Cambridges recently announced a boycott to Sussexes.

Recall the time when Harry and Meghan resigned, left England, and moved to Canada. Since then, their relationship with the firm has worsened. It got worsen with an interview with Oprah, through which it turns out to be known about Megan’s suicidal thoughts, mistreatment by Kate, and debates about the skin color of Archie before his birth.

And in the podcast “Sofa Expert” Harry associated his preceding life to The Truman Show and supposed that he felt like an animal in a zoo cage.