From highlights that were greeted with much applause by the family in the same way that Markle’s first gift of this kind did to her brother-in-law Guillermo, as described by journalists Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand in Finding Freedom, his famous and somewhat controversial biography of the Sussexes.
“Meghan knew that Christmas was like an audition, and that’s why she went out of her way to impress her future family members,” it is read in the book. “In the end, the hardest thing for her, her biggest challenge, was finding the perfect gift to entertain her boyfriend’s exquisite family. And at least one of those gifts was a huge success: a spoon for Guillermo that had two words that define the prince very well: ‘Cereal Killer’ (‘cereal killer’) “, reveal the authors implying that the future king loves to have this type of food for breakfast.
An emotional moment that surely everyone will remember this very special Christmas in which they will have to spend their holidays separately. Some of their own choice, like Meghan and Harry; and others for safety to avoid possible Covid infections. A health alarm that will force dinner this Christmas Eve to Isabel II and Philip of Edinburgh alone in Windsor; Carlos and Camilla also isolated in Clarence House; and finally William and Kate Middleton with their three children in Kensington.
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