British Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle intend to baptize their daughter Lillibet in Windsor in the presence of the Queen. According to experts, this decision will determine their future fate, reports the Daily Mail.
Prince Harry admitted his desire to baptize his daughter in Britain when he came to London to unveil a monument to Princess Diana. “Harry told several people that they wanted Lily to be christened in Windsor as her brother,” a source told the Daily Mail. According to him, they will gladly wait for the moment when the circumstances will allow them to do so.
If Megan Markle comes to Britain for her daughter’s baptism, it will be her first visit to the country since resigning as a senior member of the royal family and leaving for the United States in early 2020.
The Daily Mail notes that Lilibet is still missing from the list of heirs of Queen Elizabeth II on the official website of the royal family. She is expected to be brought there after her baptism. She will be eighth in line for the British throne.
Earlier, the expert on the British royal family Daniela Elser said that the decision to baptize Lillibet in the presence of the queen would be perceived as an attempt to reconcile Prince Harry and Megan Markle with Elizabeth II, and the refusal of baptism in Britain would be a sign of final separation from the royal family.
Harry and Megan’s second child was born on June 4. The girl was named Lillibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor in honor of Queen Elizabeth II and Harry’s mother Princess Diana. The Queen personally allowed Prince Harry to name his daughter Lilibet.
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