It would be more accurate to call this a condition, duly imposed by Elizabeth II.
Indeed, the 96-year-old monarch celebrates her platinum jubilee from June 5 to 7, an event marking her 70 years of reign in England, and this with great fanfare.
However, according to information from the
Telegraph
, published on May 25, if the latter wanted Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to be at the party with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, she would have asked them a favor: that they not not attract attention.
Thus, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would have promised to keep a low profile, putting away family resentments, and to attend only official events.
Without any fortuitous appearance, therefore.
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According to a source, Prince William's brother and his wife have assured that they "intend to limit themselves to public engagements", to remain discreet the rest of the time, and to enjoy their family.
Indeed, since they live in California, it is rare to see the clan in the United Kingdom.
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Birthday
In addition, Lilibet will blow out its first candle on June 4.
A dilemma for the couple, since the anniversary will fall on the second day of the festivities.
“Harry and Meghan will want to celebrate Lilibet's birthday in some way with their family.
But the diaries are full on Saturday.
There's not a lot of wiggle room to throw a birthday party ,
” a source told The
Sun.
To see if their little party will not overshadow the queen.