Prince Harry being advised to visit Prince Philip to bid final goodbye: Reports

Prince Harry, who has been living in United States for past year has been advised by palace insiders to fly to United Kingdom for bidding a final goodbye to Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II amid latter’s hospitalization. As per Royal Observer report, Harry has been asked to fly back home as royal family is severely concerned about Duke of Edinburgh’s health. Prince Harry has been reportedly asked to bid final goodbye to his grandfar, weeks after elder royal.

After spending nearly a fortnight at London’s King Edward VII Hospital, Prince Philip has been transferred to St Bartholomew’s Hospital also kwn as Bart’s for his continued treatment. He was initially admitted on February 16 and was shifted on March 1. Amid health reports, royal source also told publication that Prince Harry “is being advised to fly home right w to say goodbye to his grandfar” and added, “who kws if he will listen”. 

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Buckingham Palace is preparing a funeral

Reportedly Buckingham Palace is also making required arrangements for a potential funeral which can also turn out to be a “massive state function”. source has also revealed discussions that are currently ongoing regarding Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s “problem” and how couple’s seating position is still being considered as British public “may boo m”. 

"re are lots of discussions about what to do with problem of Meghan [Markle] and Harry, where to seat m and how to protect m from British public who could boo m," source said in report.

As per British media reports, UK royal commentators are hoping that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry would cancel ir, what is hoped to be a groundbreaking Oprah interview before it airs on CBS while Prince Philip is still hospitalized. Or reports have also stated that Prince Harry has already organized a private jet to fly to UK and would be tested of COVID-19 before leaving United States and even upon his arrival to Britain. 

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