In the shade of the Corona the "Magasit" set off • The couple gave up their degrees and start their new lives • "Want the world to keep on dealing with the virus"
After months of reports and planning, it finally happened: Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle left the British royal house and thus "The Magasit" came into effect today (Tuesday).
When the Dukes of Sussex announced that they would relinquish their royal duties to become financially independent, the announcement hit waves and became the hot topic in the UK and around the world.
Prince Harry in the first official reference to the British royal retreat
In a statement issued yesterday, they said: "The issues regarding our future no longer bother us. We are moving forward." The spokesman for the two added "The Duke and Duchess of Sussex want the world to continue to focus on the Corona issue, but they understand the hassle of leaving."
Harry, Megan and their son Archie will continue to be part of the British royal family, but they will not be able to continue using the royal titles which include, among other things, the website and Instagram account bearing the name "Sussex Royal". At the same time, reports of disappointment and anger continue to come from the Royal House.
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Queen Elizabeth insisted that Harry retain all the royal degrees, especially the military ones that were very significant to him, but he had to relinquish them as a result of the "megazit". It should be noted that leaving does not change Harry's position as hereditary.
Backstage, in recent days, the latest arrangements for the couple's departure conditions have been completed. Prince Charles, Harry's father, who was diagnosed with the Corona virus last week, agreed to continue to financially support the couple with his private estate in Scotland.
At the same time, the couple were allowed to keep their home in Wenzor Castle, provided they returned the huge sum of £ 2.4 million (about $ 3 million) - the cost of the renovation, but the couple made it clear that they intend to spend most of their time in North America anyway and will likely give up Their home.
Meanwhile, after President Donald Trump's statement Tuesday that his state would not pay for the couple's security if they decided to move there, his spokesman quickly made a statement saying that "the couple does not intend to ask the US government for resources and payment for security arrangements and that already Private financing arrangements were made. "