Prince Harry, forced to give up in his time to exhibit his ranks after the tear from the senior duties of representation of the royal family following the decision to move to the USA with his wife Meghan, will be able to return to wearing the military high uniform tomorrow in a waking moment at the coffin of Queen Elizabeth, his grandmother, who will see him protagonist tomorrow night at Westminster Hall next to his older brother William.
This was announced by the court, stating that the authorization to the Duke of Sussex came directly from his father, King Charles III.
Harry was last seen in uniform in early 2020. And according to the media, he never willingly accepted that he could no longer wear it - as established while Elizabeth II was still alive - despite the fact that he had served at the front in the armed forces, in two different periods in Afghanistan.
Charles's conciliatory gesture will manifest itself tomorrow, when his second son will participate with William (by now heir to the throne) in a vigil entrusted to 8 grandchildren of the deceased sovereign: in addition to the two brothers, also Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall (children of the princess Anna);
Beatrice and Eugenie of York (daughters of Prince Andrew);
and Lady Louise Windsor and James of Severn (sons of Prince Edward).
The exception on the uniform granted to the Duke of Sussex, comes after the one already granted (albeit without formal announcements) to Prince Andrew, Elizabeth's third son and veteran of the Falklands war: who will be in uniform in the wake-up shift entrusted tonight to the 4 sons of Her Majesty, after having been deprived in turn of the right to exhibit military rankings for a much more serious affair than that which involved Harry, that is, the old acquaintance with the deceased American pedophile fixer Jeffrey Epstein, a partner of numerous VIPs on both the shores of the ocean, and his suspected involvement in sexual relations with a 17-year-old girl at the time.