Secret plan: These four royals should move away from England

After Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan, four other royals almost turned their backs on England.

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While the Sussexes left the island of their own free will in the spring of 2020, Prince Edward, 56, and Countess Sophie, 56, have reportedly been the UK government’s wish. As far away as Prince Harry, 36, and Duchess Meghan, 39, would not have led them: Edinburgh was the destination. What’s behind it.

The UK could lose an important member

Many Scots want to get out of the UK. This was last shown in 2014, when 44.7 percent of the participants voted for the country’s independence in a referendum. Luck for England: 55.3 percent were in favor of remaining in the Union. But that doesn’t mean the topic is off the table. The Scottish government under First Minister Nicole Sturgeon, 50, is working towards a second independence referendum after Brexit. Scotland should then become part of the EU again.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 56, wants to prevent this and rejects a new vote. In operation “Scotland must stay”, government officials are said to have relied on the help of the Royal Family, more precisely that of Prince Edward and Countess Sophie. This is what an insider claims to the “Daily Mail”.

Royals are supposed to bind Scotland to England

Accordingly, it was considered to send Prince Edward, Countess Sophie and their children Lady Louise, 17, and James, 13, Viscount Severn, to Edinburgh to smooth things over with Scotland. Her new home should have been Holyrood Palace, an official residence of Queen Elizabeth, 94. The ulterior motive: If Edward and Sophie bind themselves to Scotland and are often seen at appointments, the aspirations for independence decline. For reasons not mentioned, the plan fizzled out, writes the Daily Mail, and the Wessex family stayed at their Bagshot Park estate in Surrey.

Sources used: dailymail.co.uk, spiegel.de

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