Prince Harry, 37, said Windsor Castle was “a lonely place” without his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, who died at age 96 on Thursday in Balmoral. The statement was made by the Duke of Sussex as he greeted locals who paid tribute to the Queen in front of the castle, according to The Sun.
Princes Harry and William, 40, along with their wives Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, went out together on Saturday to see flowers placed outside Windsor Castle in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Thursday. thursday (9).
A spokesman for William, now first in line to the British throne after the accession of new King Charles III, said he had invited his brother and sister-in-law to join him and Kate. In a show of unity after years of speculation, the brothers arrived in the same car to greet supporters.
The tour came just days after Page Six reported that the Duchess of Sussex did not join her husband as he rushed to Scotland in an attempt to see his grandmother before she died. According to The Sun, King Charles III said in a phone call from the queen’s bedside for his son not to take his daughter-in-law with him to Balmoral.
Harry flew in from an Invictus Games event in Germany on Thursday, arriving just hours after the Queen’s death. Royal expert Nicholas Witchell speculated that Markle did not accompany her husband because she feared the royal family would not react kindly to her presence.
Harry and William rushed to be with their father – now King Charles the Third – and Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowles at Balmoral Castle after the palace confirmed the Queen’s health was in rapid decline.
Meanwhile, Middleton, 40, remained in England with the children she shares with William – Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4 – on their first day of school.
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