The British royal family is in the media spotlight as it has not been for a long time. The health problems of King Charles III and Kate Middleton, added to the secrecy of the crown and the recurring controversies of Prince Henry, have caused them all to be talked about during countless hours of television and to occupy all the headlines.
And one of the latest news published had been that Meghan Markle was not going to visit the United Kingdom with her husband during the tenth anniversary of the Invictus games. The monarch's son is the organizer of this event and did not want to miss the event on May 8. And against all odds he was reunited in Great Britain with his wife, as reported by Hello! magazine.
After the event, Prince Harry headed to the airport to travel to Nigeria, where he will make a three-day tour of the country, and it was there where he received the support of Meghan Markle. The former actress took a flight from Los Angeles to Heathrow airport in London this Thursday so as not to leave the father of her children alone for the international tour.
The meeting took place in the Windsor VIP suite at the same airport and then they boarded a British Airways flight to Abuja, the federal capital. According to the aforementioned magazine, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could stay at the Transcorp Hilton.
And it is the same chief of the Defense Staff who invited them directly to this same city. Among the events ahead are visiting a school, meeting wounded members of the military hospital and attending a charity training.
Finally, on Sunday, before traveling again, they will go to a basketball camp and will not hesitate to appear at a fundraiser to help the African country.
And although the couple is now united, Prince Henry has had to face the Invictus games completely alone. Although Meghan did not want to put herself in the spotlight in the United Kingdom, neither have King Charles III or Prince William. "In response to continued speculation about whether The Duke of Sussex will meet his father during his stay in the United Kingdom this week, unfortunately this will not be possible due to the full schedule of Her Majesty's program," the spokesperson said. duke.
However, during the Thanksgiving service last Wednesday at St. Paul's Cathedral he did have the support of his mother's family, Diana of Wales. Earl Charles Spencer, Sarah McCorquodale and Jane Fellowes did not hesitate to show their support for her relative.
