Prince Harry, his wife Megan and their toddler son have been invited by the Queen to Balmoral Palace • The three, who now live in Los Angeles, are not expected to get there during the summer

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Will Queen Elizabeth get to see again Nina, Archie, the son of Prince Harry and his wife Megan Merkel, who have been living in Los Angeles for the past few months? This question preoccupies the experts of the British Royal Family against the background of reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been commissioned by the Queen but will not come to spend the summer at the Balmoral Palace.

The Queen (94), who is staying in solitary confinement at Windsor Palace, is expected to move to the Palace of Scotland next month with her husband, Prince Charles (99). As far as is known, Harry's father, Crown Prince Charles, his eldest son Prince William, his wife Kate Middleton and their three children are also expected to join the queen. 

According to a report in the Daily Telegraph, "there are those who are beginning to ask when - or if at all - the Queen and Prince Philip will see Archie, their youngest grandson, again."

It is further alleged that William and Harry are still in contact, but the brothers' relationship is no longer as close as it used to be.

If the current tension between the Saxons and the royal family is not enough, a new number of publications, "Finding the Freedom," which claims to represent the true story of Harry and Megan, may exacerbate the situation.

As far as is known, Prince Harry had planned to make several visits to the kingdom, but the Corona crisis prevented this. It is estimated that his wife Megan has no intention of coming to the UK "in the foreseeable future".

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The royal family has left the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with the option of reversing their decision to go independent, until March, but negotiations between the parties are currently underway via email.

A source close to the royal family noted that "while the royal family continues to look to the future, the Saxons remain a little stuck in the past. People just want them to be happy. But this book does not paint a particularly happy picture. .