THE Queen sees her grandson Prince Harry as a “prodigal son” and will “welcome him back with open arms”, a royal expert has claimed.
Earlier this year, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle quit the Royal Family and sought a more private life in LA with their son Archie.
After the couple made their shock announcement in January, The Queen issued a statement expressing her sadness over their decision – but acknowledging that “Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be much loved members of my family.”
Appearing on Sky News today, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine Ingrid Seward insists The Queen remains supportive of her grandson.
She said: “I think she’s looking at Harry like the prodigal son, that he will come home and she will welcome him home with open arms.”
Discussing The Queen’s role as Head of the Church of England, Ingrid added: “The one thing that has really carried the Queen through her long life is her Christianity and her deep religious beliefs, and one of the Christian teaching is forgiveness.”
That said, the expert claims The Queen would never openly criticise her family.
She said: “I think she’s very loathed to criticise anything he’s doing.
“Privately, she might feel very sad about it but she will never ever comment on it, even probably to her family. She would keep her feelings very much to herself.”
The Queen is currently self-isolating at Windsor Castle with Prince Philip and celebrated her 94th birthday earlier this week with a family Zoom call.
In more Royal Family news, the Queen’s favourite scones are surprisingly easy to make – and she always puts jam on first.
And Meghan Markle said it ‘was good to be out connecting with people’ when she delivered food parcels with Prince Harry.
Plus, Meghan Markle hinted at having another baby as she said she wants a ‘pint-sized buddy’ for Archie, an insider claimed.
