To anyone who does not really know much about the Royal family and the current situation involving Prince Harry and Meghan’s step down as working royals, you might say the Queen’s platinum Jubilee would be a great opportunity for the family to bond and celebrate the Queen.
Unfortunately, it may not seem like it, especially to those who are fully grounded on the royal family drama.
One thing a lot of people are wondering, is whether or not Prince Harry and Meghan will be making the trip officially to London to celebrate the Queen or not, and if they will be making the trip, how will the royal family react to it?
The good news, however, is that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan did make the trip to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of the Queen. The not-so-good news, however, is that Prince Harry seemed upset about the trip and the whole event.
Considering the fact that Prince Harry and Meghan flew across the continent to celebrate the Queen, the least they expected were warm smiles and maybe a good reception from family.
Sadly, such was not the case as reports and sources stated that Prince Harry and Meghan felt anything but welcomed. For the most part, it seemed as though they were largely ignored as several members of the royal family avoided any form of interaction with them.
Even more embarrassing and heartbreaking, was the fact that Price Harry and Meghan were not allowed on the balcony for the Trooping of colour.
It is normal for anyone to feel the same way Prince Harry felt if all this were true. However, one good thing came out of the event for the Sussexes as Lilibeth got to meet her great grand mother, Queen Elizabeth, who also happened to be her namesake.
