ROYAL aides have been left ‘worried’ as they fear the Queen’s limited mobility will cause Her Majesty’s appearances to be far and few between.
Royal biographer, Angela Levin told Sky News that Her Majesty’s absence may impact crowd numbers.
She said: “I imagine that the aides are worried that if the public don’t see her, people may think that if she’s not there it’s not worth us going.”
Angela Levin also said that she was sure Prince Harry will not come overseas to celebrate his grandmother’s reign.
Ms Levin added: “It’s quite painful to watch him. She [Her Majesty] would love to see him. She adores Harry. It doesn’t seem to bother him.”
Since the Sussexes left the firm they are no longer entitled to royal protection and have also been denied paying for private police protection by the UK Home Office.
On March 29, the Sussexes snubbed the Queen by refusing to attend Prince Philip’s memorial service, citing security concerns.
But the royal couple has confirmed they will travel to the Netherlands for the Invictus Games.
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