Prince Harry reacts to the Queen’s initials being removed from his uniform – Hollywood Life

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prince harry It was reportedly “devastated” after discovering her grandmother’s initials. Queen Elizabeth IIwas stripped of his uniform before all night for late monarch On Saturday (September 17th), according to Sunday TimesThe Duke of Sussex was reportedly so “heartbroken” that he considered wearing plain clothes instead of uniforms.

As the Queen’s personal aide, Harry used to wear his initials on his uniform. no longer an active royal family rear withdraw from duty, Cypher was removed as a dress code. There was speculation that this move upset Harry. Prince Andrew, He is also no longer an active member of the royal family, but was allowed to retain his initials by the Queen’s children during the Friday vigil.In addition, Harry’s brother, prince williamalso seemed a little awkward between the pair who were already in a relationship because the initials were still intact Was nervous.

After receiving his uniform at Buckingham Palace, Harry considered wearing civilian “mourning clothes” to avoid “humiliation”, a friend of Harry’s told the outlet. added the friend. “It feels very intentional to remove his grandmother’s initials.”

The fact that Prince Harry was wearing military uniform was already surprising news, as he had worn plain clothes at a previous event paying tribute to the Queen. of Charles III Request, Prince Harry permission granted To wear his military uniform and attend a special memorial service attended by all of the Queen’s grandchildren. peter phillips Zara Tindall, princess beatrice, princess eugenie, Lady Louise WindsorWhen James, Viscount SevernThe move was another sign that King Charles III was seeking reconciliation with his second son.

About the cold relationship between Harry and his wife Meghan Markle and William and his wife Kate Middleton, seems to be improved.the foursome had already reunited Respectfully greeted onlookers earlier in the week outside Windsor Castle. Late Queen ElizabethIn a statement from Buckingham Palace, a royal spokesman said William, now called the Prince of Wales, “has invited the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to join him and the Princess of Wales.”