Remembrance Sunday Without Drama: Prince Harry Steps Back
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Prince Harry (42) is staying away from Remembrance Sunday at the London Cenotaph, even though he is currently in Great Britain with Meghan and the children. An insider explains: Harry doesn't want to overshadow the day of remembrance with possible new drama.
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When in Great Britain Remembrance Sunday is approaching, attention turns directly to London – to the national commemorative ceremony at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, where the royal family appears in solemn formation. This year, however, one well-known face is missing: Prince Harry (42) is reportedly staying away from the official celebrations.
And yet the Duke of Sussex has only just returned to the island. As Hello! magazine reports, Harry returned to Great Britain last month together with his wife, Duchess Meghan (45), and their children, Prince Archie (7) and Princess Lilibet (5). He still does not want to make the journey to the London war memorial.
Why Harry is staying away from the Cenotaph
Instead of taking part in the official commemoration of the fallen, Harry intends to remember privately, according to an insider. The reason is clearly stated: Harry wants to prevent any possible new drama surrounding his person from overshadowing the actual occasion of the day – and from pushing the royal family and the national commemorative ceremony into the background.
He will do nothing that would distract attention from the royal family or the national commemorative ceremonies at the Cenotaph in London.
What does the decision reveal about Harry's stance?
That Harry is skipping precisely the most significant national occasion of mourning is a deliberate signal, both inward and outward. Anyone in Great Britain who repeatedly generates headlines must carefully weigh every public appearance in the context of the establishment. Harry is opting for distance here – and leaving the stage to those who want to occupy it.
What is Remembrance Sunday actually?
Remembrance Sunday takes place every year on the second Sunday in November and commemorates British soldiers who fell in the World Wars and later conflicts. The highlight is the solemn wreath-laying at the Cenotaph in Whitehall by the British head of state, accompanied by a nationwide minute of silence.
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