Has Prince Harry marked success with his rival court plan? Well, a new debate over the Duke’s absence from Remembrance Day events put King Charles in a difficult spot.
At the Cenotaph, the monarch and other key members of the firm, including Prince William, Queen Camilla, and Princess Kate, took part in the sombre event and honoured those who sacrificed during wars.
At a past Remembrance Day royal event, the Duke’s absence was not noticeable because he was not in the UK.
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Now, as the Sussexes gave UK life a second chance, it is tough for the royals to avoid them.
Harry was spotted marking Remembrance Day low-key at Brackley.
Speaking of the situation, Daily Mail’s Richard Eden said, “This illustrates all the fears I’ve expressed repeatedly on this programme about this alternative royal family.
“People have said to me: ‘Why shouldn’t Harry be attending the Cenotaph?’ He’s one of only two members of the Royal Family to have seen active service. The other is Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, who’s even less desired to be there.
“People are saying: ‘Why should he have to go to his local one? He should be invited to the main one.'”
The royal author believes this is getting awkward for the royal family and King Charles.
He added, “They’re trying to do events, and I think it actively undermines the Royal Family, and I think that’s a big problem.
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The fact that these photographs have appeared and Harry turned up seems to be a provocation, and it’s a genuine problem for the Royal Family.”
