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“You will be greatly missed.” In a short message, Prince Harry (36) and Meghan Markle (39) have now also paid tribute to the deceased Prince Philip. Harry, meanwhile, is said to be in full preparation to return to the UK now that his grandfather has passed away. That writes the British newspaper The Daily Mail.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle paid tribute to Prince Philip today after the news of his death from the Duke of Edinburgh. They did so on the website of Archewell, the foundation the couple founded in the United States since they became financially independent. It is a short text: “Thank you for your services … you will be greatly missed.”
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Harry’s return to the UK for his grandfather’s funeral could be an important moment for the divided British royal family. Since the Duke’s departure to Canada and then the United States, where he has lived with Meghan for more than six months, Prince Harry has not yet returned to his home country.
In principle, if Harry returns to the UK, he should respect current corona measures and go into quarantine for five days. The quarantine can only stop if the test is negative on day five. He has reportedly been in self-isolation in his Los Angeles home for some time – ever since his grandfather was hospitalized.
Prince Philip had been suffering from health problems for some time. On February 16, Philip was admitted to a private hospital in London after becoming unwell. According to Buckingham Palace, it was a “non-corona-related infection”. He also “successfully” underwent an intervention in another hospital for a pre-existing heart problem.
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And Meghan?
It is unlikely that Meghan Markle will accompany her husband for the funeral, as she is now heavily pregnant with their second child. A source close to the family told the Daily Mail that Harry “will do his utmost to return and be with his family. He wants nothing more than to be there for his family, and especially for his grandmother, in these terrible times. ”
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