Prince Harry "snubbed" the Queen on Her Majesty's Sad Day. According to a biographer of Prince Harry, he refused to cross the Atlantic Ocean on the Queen's sad days, thus "snubbing" his grandparents.
On Friday, Prince Harry was revealed not to be returning to Britain from his new home in California to attend a planned ceremony to honor his late grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh. Prince Philip's thanksgiving ceremony will take place on March 29 at Westminster Abbey and will likely be attended by many members of the royal family.
Prince Harry's biographer Levin claimed the Duke of Sussex's choice was a "snub" for Her Majesty the Queen, 95, as the first anniversary of her husband's death loomed. Prince Philip passed away on 9 April 2021 at the age of 99.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have been married for over 70 years and have been unchanged partners for many years. Philip's funeral was held on the grounds in Windsor, at St. George's Church. Ms Levine described how the Queen was still "grieving over the loss of her 73-year-old husband". She told The Sun: "Harry snubbed the Duke of Edinburgh, but in reality he snubbed the Queen. He was completely mistaken. If he came to royal events, he would be protected by the police. If he goes out with his friends, he will be safe. Harry uses the same excuse to try to escape returning home for Grandpa's Anniversary. "
A spokesman for Prince Harry said that although the duke would not be present at the ceremony, he wished to "visit his grandmother as soon as possible". Prince Harry and the Home Office issued the news after a heated security debate over his and his family's protection when they returned to London from the United States. The Duke was caught up in a high court argument after being told he would not receive the "same degree" of security protection when returning from the United States. Prince Harry, who had offered to pay for personal security guards, said he wanted to take him and two children of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, when he traveled from California to London. But Prince Harry insisted he was "insecure" in doing so without the police protection he sought.
The Queen and Harry's father, Prince Charles, 95, have yet to meet Sussex's youngest child, Lilybert Diana. The Duke of Sussex's legal team argued that the Sussex's protection in the United States could not have the same effect abroad and had no access to British intelligence networks.
At his first hearing last month, the spokesman, on behalf of Prince Harry, argued that the prince was anxious to return home to visit family and friends. "It goes without saying that he really wants to come back and see his family and friends and continue to support charities with whom he has a close relationship," she said. Most importantly, it was and will always be his home. "
It sounds good, but Harry has been making excuses for his return to China, and even hurt her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth. Security issues were just a cover, and Harry began to slip his tongue and resemble Megan.