In 2020, Prince Harry (38) and Duchess Meghan (41) turned their backs to the United States and left the British royal house. Since then, they rarely returned to the prince’s homeland.

When the late Queen Elizabeth II was buried in September last year, the Duke and Duchess were of course present.

Several other prominent names and faces attended to honor the Queen. Among those coming from far and wide are US President Joe Biden (80) and his wife Jill (72).

Will sit

On Thursday, the tabloid giant published it Daily mail longer case covering all of the above. The newspaper widely claimed that the duke couple should have asked the presidential couple to accompany them home after the funeral, but were refused.

“Sit down” in this sense means flying home on one of the world’s most famous means of transportation, the US presidential plane Air Force One.

based on Telegraph, who has also investigated the case, so far no one close to the couple has denied the accusations. Neither the Duke and Duchess, Buckingham Palace, nor the White House would like to comment on the matter.

According to The Telegraph and Daily Mail, the reason Meghan and Harry were denied flights was because it would have caused “a scene”.

Dropped Harry’s invitation

Who might take the money for Meghan and Harry’s crossing, must also be an issue.

Usually the US government pays for business trips, such as Biden’s trip to London, but this is not the case for Harry and Meghan because they are not US officials. Therefore, getting a ride on Air Force One is easier said than done.

– Will regret it forever

Little has been written about whether or not the presidential and duke pair got along. According to The Telegraph, previously there was definitely talk of a good but professional relationship.

The same newspaper confirmed that last year Jill Biden was invited to the Invictus Games, the annual sporting event hosted by Prince Harry, but declined.

At that time, British officials, who did not think it was good for the royal family to have the first lady in the stands, were said to have taken action.