Following the request of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to retire, an urgent meeting will be held tomorrow in the presence of the Queen, Prince Harry, his father and brothers

• Queen Elizabeth // Photo: IP

Queen Elizabeth invited her grandson, Prince Harry, to an urgent meeting at her private estate, Sandringham House, to be held tomorrow (Monday) in the presence of his father, Prince Charles, and his brother, Prince William. Meghan Merkel, Prince Harry's wife is currently in Canada with their son Archie and is expected to attend the emergency meeting, known as the Sandringham Summit, through a conference call.

At the meeting, participants will discuss the various roles of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and decide what will be done about them. According to the Sun report, this will also be Harry's first meeting with his grandmother since he announced his desire to retire with his wife from the royal house.

Negotiations between the British royal house and Prince Harry over the definition of the status of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex also continued over the weekend and "progress well," the British news agency IP reported. It is alleged that Harry and Megan prefer the negotiations to end as quickly as possible. "It's a common interest that this issue will be resolved quickly and quickly, but not at the expense of the quality of the solution," said an anonymous official.

Meanwhile, the British Times has revealed that Megan has signed an agreement with the American entertainment corporation "Disney", under which she will post some film and in return the company will donate money to a wildlife charity. According to the paper, "This agreement hints at the couple's future plans, which will use their status as celebrities to promote ventures they choose."

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The Daily Telegraph reported that the Queen demands that negotiations be completed by this Tuesday and before Thursday, so Harry will attend, for the first time since his retirement, a royal event planned before leaving for Canada with no known return date. According to the report, the queen told the royal staff that she wanted to "turn the crisis into an opportunity".

The British and Canadian governments have also been reported to be involved in the talks against the couple's intention to reside in North America on their departure, as they announced unexpectedly last week during a mismatch with the royal house. The BBC reported that the Queen, his father Prince Charles and his brother Prince William demanded that the Royal House representatives work with Harry's representatives and the governments involved to find a quick solution.

Eli Leon participated in the preparation of the news