It is a special day for Prince Harry and Meghan: son Archie is celebrating his second birthday.
Are there any conciliatory words between the royal family members?
Montecito - Shortly after the Queen, who had her 95th birthday on April 21st, and the little Princess Charlotte's birthday on May 2nd, another member of the royal family can celebrate this Thursday (May 6th).
Archie, the son of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, is two years old.
Recently there has been little positive news from the British royal family.
After all, Prince Philip, the Queen's husband, had died just a few weeks ago at the age of 99.
The monarch's birthday was therefore overshadowed by grief.
The rift between Prince Harry and Meghan with the rest of the family after the interview with Oprah Winfrey had recently made headlines.
With Archie's birthday, has the moment come to smooth things over?
Meghans and Harry's son Archie is celebrating their second birthday - video call with the Queen planned
Prince Harry and the pregnant Meghan Markle probably have a lot planned for their son on this special day.
The program will also include a video call with his great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II. This was reported by the British tabloid
Daily Mirror
.
According to inside reports from the
Mirror
, a play date with Archie's cousins is also scheduled.
George, Louis and Charlotte, the offspring of Prince William and Duchess Kate, are said to have a virtual meeting with Archie to play.
Isn't there some time for conciliatory words between the adults?
According to insiders, the odds are good.
Archie turns two - Royale congratulations via Instagram and Twitter
When exactly the video meeting will take place this Thursday, however, has not been communicated.
Due to the different time zones in the USA and England, a compromise must be found.
Incidentally, the “Royal Family” has already congratulated little Archie on social media.
"We wish Archie Mountbatten-Windsor a happy second birthday," it said on Instagram and Twitter.
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nema
)
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