US EditionKing Includes Prince Harry in Funeral Plans, Hoping for Family Unity
- King Charles III includes Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and their children in his funeral plans, aiming for family unity at his future funeral in the UK.
- This inclusion comes after several years of strained relations following Harry and Meghan's decision to withdraw from their royal responsibilities and move to the United States in early 2020.
- The Sussexes are expected to take prominent roles, including participating in the family vigil at Westminster Hall and walking alongside senior royals in the funeral procession.
- The funeral, codenamed Operation London Bridge, will incorporate sustainable elements, a reduced mourning period, and security plans addressing Harry's concerns, reflecting the King's values.
- The King's plans seek to mend familial divisions by placing the Sussexes centrally, but internal opposition and unresolved tensions persist within the royal family.
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As he continued to fight cancer, King Charles III was already anticipating the organization of his own funeral. And against all expectations, the sovereign insisted on including Prince Harry, Meghan and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, in the preparations.
In accordance with the protocol, the King of England anticipated the organization of his burial, and he seems to want funerals under the sign of family harmony.
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