The royal expert joined GB
News host Patrick Christy to discuss Prince Harry and Meghan
Markle’s return to the UK and their involvement in the Jubilee
celebrations. Whilst leaving St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday morning after the
Service of Thanksgiving, the pair were booed by onlookers celebrating. Touching
on the reaction, Dr. Cassidy defended the couple and praised the Queen’s
decision to have them involved.
Commenting on the boos,
Patrick said: “Yeah, I would have booed Harry and Meghan, would you?”
Dr. Cassidy explained: “I
think we have to take this into context, Patrick, they made these choices to go
off and make money, and so we have to allow them that opportunity.
“And many people like the
Queen will definitely have regretted this move, the Queen is full-on revealing
who she is, her authentic self.
“But also let’s remember,
Meghan and Harry, when they chose to opt-out, they are also making very clear
revelations about their authenticity.
“So we can see how
liberal they have become to maximize on their titles and to do their own thing,
and we cannot deny anyone the chance to do their own thing,” he defended.
Dr. Cassidy continued:
“But it doesn’t look as though it is working out and what we are seeing
here now is the Queen revealing her core personality traits.
“She is showing us her
graciousness, that is why we are singing God save our gracious queen, long may
she reign.
“Her graciousness comes
from her deep-rooted Christian faith, that is why we are now seeing a case of
the prodigal son.
“She is reaching out to
build bridges, we saw this yesterday with her reaching out to Lilibet to say
come in, you are welcome.”
