Elizabeth II will broadcast a special program on British television with the ‘heavyweights’ of the royal family on Sunday 7 March: it is the queen’s response to the interview that Meghan Markle and the prince harry they have granted Oprah Winfrey and what seems to be angry (and a lot) to Isabel II.
This interview adds to the definitive cessation of their official functions as representatives of the Crown, which they also announced in a controversial statement. Just a few hours before the CBS broadcast the special interview that Oprah Winfrey will make Meghan and Harry, Elizabeth II will deliver a speech to the nation to celebrate the Commonwealth Day, an extraordinary appearance that will be broadcast in all member states.
Commonwealth Day is celebrated each year on the second Monday in March, but in 2021, due to restrictions imposed by Covid-19, the British Royal Family will not participate in the usual celebrations at the Westminster abbey, a day that usually gathers the hard core around the Queen. For this reason, they have decided to bet on the television format to keep the tradition alive.
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Meghan and Harry during Commonwealth Day events on March 9, 2020.
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Thus the queen Isabel II She will be accompanied by her heir, Prince Charles, by the Dukes of Cambridge, Kate y William, and by Sophie of Wessex, wife of Prince Edward and one of the family members most loved by the people and by Queen Elizabeth II herself. The most representative members of the family thus clothe Elizabeth II in an important speech that she has recorded from the castle of Windsor, the residence where he has carried out his duties since the coronavirus pandemic broke out.
Precisely the events that took place last year on the occasion of Commonwealth Day were the last in which we could see Meghan Y Harry representing the Crown just to the rest of the family members. Shortly after they settled in North America and, due to the pandemic, they have not set foot on British territory again.
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