Prince Harry is Unlikely To see The Queen on Her 96th Birthday despite being in Europe

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Prince Harry is “highly unlikely” to visit the Queen on her 96th birthday, even though he is in Europe for the Invictus Games at the same time, a royal expert says. This is because he has caused a “schism” in the family, the expert says.

Prince Harry isn’t going to visit the Queen on her 96th birthday, even though he’ll be in Europe for the Invictus Games at the same time. Soon, the Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle will be going to the Netherlands for the Olympics. They live in a $14 million mansion in Montecito.

People who have been hurt or sick while serving in the military will be able to compete in international sporting competitions from April 16th to 22nd. That isn’t all: On April 21, her Majesty will be 96 years old. The co-author of Diana: Closely Guarded Secret, Robert Jobson, says the Duke of Sussex, 37, won’t “pop over to Britain” because of family tensions, but that doesn’t mean he won’t come. Because of the split in the family, he said it is very unlikely that it will happen.

After talking about Prince Harry’s lawsuit against the Home Office, Jobson also talked about security. He said that he had asked to pay for security for himself, but was told that he wouldn’t get the same level of protection that working royals get, even though he offered to pay for it. Duke: I don’t feel safe coming to the UK with my family because of the current security situation. Royal author: This is just another excuse.

He thinks the main reason Prince Harry hasn’t been to the country is because of the controversy over his upcoming biography. He says that the book should “tackle [Prince Harry’s] tricky relationship with the Duchess.”

Prince Harry was given an advance of £14.7 million ($20 million) for his book, which many believe will reveal explosive information about life in the Firm. It will be out in the fall. Concerned: The Royal Family is thought to be very worried about the book, which is said to be ‘the definitive account of the experiences he has had and the lessons he has learned that have helped shape him’

Her Majesty, Prince Charles, and Prince William are said to have been completely surprised by Harry’s surprise announcement that he has been working on his memoirs for more than a year.
This isn’t the first time Prince Harry has skipped events because of security fears. The prince didn’t go to Westminster Abbey with his family on March 29th, because he didn’t want to bring his family from the United States with him. But Richard Griffin, who worked for Prince Philip for 14 years as a royal protection officer, said that his fears about his safety were “pretty.”