(ANSA-AFP) - LONDON, MARCH 06 - Tomorrow the British royal family will appear in public in full force to honor the efforts of health workers in the fight against the pandemic: a united front, a few hours after Oprah Winfrey's highly anticipated interview with Harry and Meghan , which promises to further burden relations between the Windsors and the 'rebellious' couple.
Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, eldest son William and their wives, Camilla and Kate, will attend a Commonwealth celebratory event.
Only the prince consort Filippo, still recovering, will be missing.
Charles, the heir to the throne, will praise the "extraordinary determination, courage and creativity" shown by the people of the Commonwealth - the intergovernmental body of the states that belonged to the British Empire - during the fight against Covid.
William and Kate will speak with South African doctor and activist Zolelwa Sifumba about health care rights.
Messages will be relayed from Westminster Abbey.
Where last year, on the same occasion, Meghane Harry made their last appearance before giving up royal status and moving to the United States, in a sensational break with family.
(ANSA-AFP).
