Prince William worried: Are Harry and Meghan pushing themselves into the spotlight?
Created: 05/10/2022, 12:01 p.m
By: Larissa Glunz
Harry and Meghan meet the British royal family as a couple for the first time at the Queen's Jubilee.
Her visit is said to be of great concern to Prince William.
London – When Queen Elizabeth II (96) celebrates her 70th reign on a large scale in June, all eyes will be on London.
For four days, the metropolis celebrates its exceptional monarch - a unique festival of superlatives that Prince Harry (37) and his wife Meghan (40) do not want to miss.
However, your visit to England is said to upset some royals.
Prince William worried: Are Harry and Meghan pushing themselves into the spotlight?
After months of tormenting fans, Harry and Meghan finally confirmed their attendance at the Queen's Jubilee just a few days ago.
Together with their children Archie (3) and Lilibet (11 months), the two want to travel to their old homeland.
The return of the Sussexes should already get the palace excited.
While some employees are reportedly worried that Harry and Meghan will be joined by a Netflix crew, another scenario is said to be on Prince William's mind.
Harry and Meghan's visit to England for Queen Elizabeth's jubilee should worry Prince William (symbol image).
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As author Tom Bower confided to The Sun, the possibility of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle forcing their way into the spotlight is said to worry William.
"Kate and William would be foolish not to be suspicious and unwise not to be careful," the royal expert pointed out.
The family of four will not appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, but appearances at other Queen Elizabeth Jubilee events in 2022 are likely to be planned.
Prince William: Reconciliation with Harry is at stake
The fact that Harry and Meghan could steal the show from the jubilarian and the other members of the British royal family at the celebrations should not be Williams' only concern.
The 39-year-old apparently still wants to talk to his younger brother, but has concerns.
"William wants to speak to Harry to try and bridge the gap between them, but he's afraid it [the conversation] will find its way to Netflix, Oprah, 68, or Harry's forthcoming book," a source explained the "Sun".
Meanwhile, Prince Harry is said to have suggested using a mediator to settle the dispute between the siblings.
