Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may or may not attend Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee celebration. Many believed that the monarch invited them. However, royal correspondent Jonathan Sacerdoti believed it would be better if the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would skip the event.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were allegedly invited to his home country only if they could keep a low profile for the celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. They were allegedly urged to avoid attention-seeking stunts in their upcoming visit to the United Kingdom.
Meanwhile, royal correspondent, Jonathan Sacerdoti, felt that it would "probably [be] better" if Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would skip the event because their presence would steal the attention away from the Queen, especially since the pair allegedly loved to be the center of attention.
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“But I do still say that if they could come back and if they could not be front and centre, keep it quiet but just come back to help celebrate not just for the Queen but for the whole country then that will probably be very nice and it might rehabilitate them somewhat towards the British people. I don’t really think that’s their style anymore," he told Royally Us.
"They don’t like to do things quietly, they don’t like someone else to be the centre of attention when they’re around and I think that where Harry and Meghan go, it’s the Harry and Meghan show," he added.
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It remains unknown if Prince Harry will take Meghan Markle and their children Archie and Lili on his next flight to the U.K. The Duke of Sussex requested for a judiciary review after the Home Office rejected his request to pay for police protection in his home country.
Prince Harry said that he doesn't feel it's safe to take his family to England. At present, his legal case is still ongoing, so if Prince Harry will attend the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebration, he might attend sans Markle and their kids.
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Sacerdoti also felt that the Duchess of Sussex might return to the U.K. because she is not that popular in the country anymore.
"I don’t personally imagine Meghan coming to the UK very easily," Sacerdoti said. "She may prove me wrong but people here have such a low opinion of her if not of both of them these days that I think she would be very brave to come back to the UK."
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Sacerdoti is not alone in his opinion about Markle not wanting to return to the U.K. Some even claimed that Prince Harry was only allegedly using the security concern as an excuse that his wife couldn't return to his home country.
"I've been saying for a year that Meghan Markle will never return to the UK. This is the perfect excuse," a senior royal journalist commented per Geo.TV.
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Royal biographer Angela Levin also shared the same sentiment saying, the security issue "certainly gets Meghan out of coming over for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations."
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