Prince Harry & Meghan Markle ‘left UK an hour’ before Jubilee Pageant began

The trip across the Atlantic by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for the Jubilee weekend has been handled as if it were some kind of threatening weather front. Storms were a source of concern. Officials from the royal court were concerned about the consequences. However, it’s been a low-key affair for a pair who attracts much media attention.

They were not part of the carriage procession or the family group allowed on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, so they watched Trooping the Colour from a window. Their big-budget status is unavoidable, yet they were observing from the sidelines.

The couple also avoided any photo opportunities at the airport, claiming Queen Elizabeth sent cars to pick them up from a private airport. Everything was kept under wraps. Prince Harry and Meghan are unlikely to keep such a low profile by accident since they wish to prevent any allegations of stealing the spotlight. On April 15, 2022, the couple met Queen Elizabeth.

This is the Queen’s big weekend, as she celebrates her 70 years as Queen, and there are sure to have been warnings to stay away from anything that would detract from the Jubilee celebrations. As a result, Prince Harry and Meghan were likely advised to stay on topic and play in the background rather than being the center of attention.

It might be viewed as a method of constructing bridges. The Sussexes are returning to take part in a major event in a way that hasn’t been witnessed since they left their royal positions in 2020. Their one-year-old daughter Lilibet had never met her great-grandmother the Queen before this week. Recently, Lilibet celebrated her first birthday.

This more low-key approach, which avoids public appearances and interviews, could be a means to re-establish family ties and ties to home. While Prince Harry, Meghan, and Prince Andrew were not allowed to observe from the Buckingham Palace balcony since it was reserved for “working royals,” the two California-based royals were nevertheless present.

Prince Andrew will be absent from the Thanksgiving Service at St Paul’s on Friday, according to a statement made by Covid on Thursday afternoon. However, Prince Harry and Meghan will be present, signaling another inclusiveness show.

It won’t be easy for Buckingham Palace to have Prince Harry and Meghan attend without drawing their attention. Because there’s no avoiding how much public interest they arouse and how quickly they could become newsworthy.

If many of the Jubilee events are worthy, such as lighting beacons, Prince Harry and Meghan have the potential to create media fireworks, touching on race and representation, celebrity, and riches. Even when they aren’t trying, they are a news tinderbox.

They clearly split the public’s opinion, eliciting significant positive and negative reactions. They both fascinate and irritate. And, like moths drawn to a digital light, such curiosity attracts media attention and massive web traffic to news items.

Young people are more inclined to embrace Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, according to a YouGov poll released this week. However, the couple has lost a lot of public support in the UK, with their popularity at an all-time low. However, everyone has a point of view.

The Sussexes will receive more attention as the Jubilee weekend progresses. There have been rumors that they may meet with the Queen, but it is anticipated that any such meetings will be kept private and that any details will remain a mystery.

If the outward appearances are any indication, it may be a case of distant cryptic grins and a determined effort to communicate little. In terms of public relations, it might not be a bad strategy. Also, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were awarded at NAACP Image Awards.

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