Later this month, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and Duchess Meghan announced to the outside world that they would not return to The Uk for a memorial service in honor of Harry's late grandfather, Prince Philip.
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, died at Windsor Castle on 9 April last year at the age of 99.
Prince Philip's funeral took place on April 17 last year at St George's Church in Windsor, when only 30 mourners were present.
Grandson Prince Harry arrived late from the United States, and granddaughter-in-law Meghan stayed in the United States to give birth and did not attend her grandfather's funeral.
For months, people have been looking forward to the commemoration of the life of Prince Philip. With the lifting of pandemic restrictions, representatives of the many charities and organizations that now worked with the Prince during his lifetime hope to be able to come together to pay tribute to him.
The Prince's memorial service is scheduled for 29 March 2022, a few days before the first anniversary of Prince Philip's death. It is very regrettable that Prince Harry made it clear that he would be absent from this significant event and refused to give a reason.
Prince Philip has always loved Harry very much, and has given him his most important military position, hoping to balance and compensate for the unfairness caused by Harry's birth.
It is reported that these positions should have been entrusted to Prince William as the future king, and Prince Philip did so, which shows that he loves and loves Harry very much.
However, Harry's actions before and after the prince's death repeatedly hurt the old man's heart, and according to unconfirmed information, Philip was very angry after seeing the couple's interview with Oprah, which accelerated the deterioration of the disease.
Royal commentator and Uk news anchor Dan Wootton tweeted: "Prince Harry's stupid dispute with the government over security means he will not return to the UK for a memorial service for his late grandfather.
But he managed to take a short trip to Texas this week for a rodeo in which he will eventually regret it, a shameful decision. ”
Prince Harry would rather attend a rodeo in Texas than attend his grandfather's memorial service, which shows his personality.
Angela Levine, a biographer of Prince Philip, claimed that Harry's decision was in effect a "snub" for Her Majesty the Queen, 95.
Angela speculates that Harry may also use security as an excuse to try to get rid of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations in the future.
In addition, Harry's decision also means that he will not be able to meet another man known as the "second father".
Mark Dyer, a Welshman and former Army officer, is Harry's former guard officer who has accompanied Harry to adulthood and has always been regarded as Harry's mentor and "second father".
The 55-year-old, who is battling cancer, returned home last week after being hospitalized and undergoing 14-hour surgery.
It can be said that Prince Harry abandoned all his family and friends in Britain, even if these people were his elders or dying elderly people, he did not want to return to England to see them.