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The unveiling of a new statue in London commemorates the 60th birthday of Princess Diana on Thursday. “But both her ex-husband Prince Charles (72) and her daughter-in-law Kate Middleton (39) will not be present at the memorial,” unofficial sources report.
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Source: Page Six, UK Times
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The original plan was to admit a hundred guests to the ceremony, but due to the corona measures in the United Kingdom, that number was severely curtailed. Her two sons, William and Harry, will both be in attendance, but William’s wife Kate Middleton will not be there.
According to “sources” from tabloid Page Six, it’s because William didn’t want her to come and would get involved in the quarrel between the brothers. “Catherine’s absence speaks volumes,” the tabloid writes. “Reducing the number of guests turns out to be a perfect excuse for her to stay away. William is tired of the drama and Kate should not be involved.”
Nevertheless, Page Six does not expect a (public) quarrel between the princes. “William is determined not to let the drama overshadow the memorial.”
In addition to Kate, Prince Charles, the former husband of the late Diana, will not be present on Thursday. “At such moments, old wounds could resurface,” writes the UK Times. (mtm)
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