Lilibet Diana was born in June.
Prince Harry and Meghan's daughter was born in the United States.
Your baptism could apparently provide for the next royal Zoff.
London / Los Angeles - The royal family dispute between Meghan and Prince Harry and the rest of the British royal family seems to be going into the next round.
Meghan is planning an extraordinary TV move to approach Duchess Kate.
At another point, however, the next Zoff could threaten.
Next slap in the royal family dispute: Expert reveals Meghan's secret plan
Lilibet "Lili" Diana saw the light of day on June 4th. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared the royal news in a statement with the public. Recently, a first picture of the royal offspring is said to have been seen. So far, however, there has only been speculation about how the two proud parents will hold the christening of their second child. London or Los Angeles? In public or in secret?
Across from
express.co.uk
, Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams shed light on the darkness.
"Harry and Meghan's relations with the British press went downhill when Archie was baptized and the names of the godparents were not published." At the time, they would have emphasized "that they wanted to do things their own way and that was proven." Despite rumors that The baptism of Lilibet Diana would take place in Windsor, be it "likely that she will be baptized in California," the expert told the British newspaper.
According to him, it was certain that the baptism would take place in the home state and in secrecy.
When will the Queen Lilibet meet Diana?
- "No idea"
The chances that the Queen will see her little great-granddaughter for baptism are apparently almost zero. However, the anticipation of a meeting should be great. Because last but not least, Meghan and Harry had named their daughter after the Queen. "We have no idea when the Queen and other members of the royal family will meet Lili or when Harry and Meghan will next visit the UK," Fitzwilliams told
express.co.uk
. The royal family will probably be a thorn in the side that they won't get to know little Lilibet anytime soon.
(mbr)