Despite all the conflicts in the relationship between Prince Harry, Megan Markle and the royal family, the old saying that “blood does not become water” proved. Prince Harry panicked when he learned that Queen Elizabeth II had been rushed to hospital earlier this month, a source told Us Weekly.
“Harry felt helpless in Montecito, thousands of miles away from his grandmother, and kept in touch with her,” the source said.
The 37-year-old prince, who moved to the United States with his wife Megan Markle in March 2020, still “feels guilty for not saying goodbye to his grandfather, Prince Philip, personally before his death in April,” the source said.
“Harry would never forgive himself if the same thing happened to his beloved grandmother,” said an unnamed source, who added that Prince Harry “hopes to go home for Christmas with Megan, if not before, to his grandmother may finally meet her great-granddaughter Lilibet and see her great-grandson Archie again. “
Queen Elizabeth II canceled her trip to Northern Ireland, which was scheduled to take place earlier this month, on the advice of doctors.
“The Queen was reluctant to accept medical advice to take a break for the next few days,” Buckingham Palace said in a statement on October 20.
A day later, a reporter revealed that the queen had spent an evening in hospital. The palace issued a statement on October 21st stating that the reason was “preliminary research”.
Elizabeth II returned to Windsor Palace on October 21, and less than a week later she returned to her duties.
The monarch held virtual meetings from his home on October 26.
According to the latest information from The Sun, the British queen has been banned from riding. According to the publication, Elizabeth will most likely not return to her favorite hobby.
“The queen does not give up and continues to work, but hands over some of the duties to her son Charles and her grandson William, preparing them to take over,” the source told US Weekly, quoted by vesti.bg.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he had spoken to Her Majesty. He reassured that the monarch was in very good shape. According to him, the 95-year-old queen “should just follow the advice of her doctors and rest. I think the whole country is sending her good wishes,” the prime minister added.
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