Prince Harry and Meghan Markle honored Queen Elizabeth II by choosing the name Lilibet for their second daughter, a nickname the king used during his childhood.

Her Majesty met her great-grandson via videoconference held with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, when the little girl was born. However, circumstances did not allow the meeting to take place and meet in person a new member of the royal family.

Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor is eighth in line to the throne, a rank behind her brother Archie (2), thereby displacing Andrew, the queen’s third son, who lost His Majesty’s duties after allegations of sexual abuse.

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Queen Elizabeth’s desire to meet her great-grandchildren grows

Royal expert Brian Hoey mentions Express what Queen Elizabeth II misses the most at the age of 95, after her grandson became the father of her second daughter.

Prince Harry and Meghan currently reside in Montecito, California, a city in the United States, where the couple laid down their roots by leaving the UK and their duties as senior members of the British royal family.

The author of many articles on the monarchy, revealed that he learned that the Queen of England was very interested in meeting the 9-month-old girl, whose first photo was published worldwide when her parents handed out postcards wishing her a Merry Christmas in 2021.

The monarch was only able to see the girl via a video call link, and just three months after reaching her first year of life, it became known that the queen was “desperately eager to see” her new great-grandson in person. .

But the queen’s wish could be abandoned, if Harry didn’t finish deciding whether or not to travel to England, and was accompanied by his new daughter. That Daily mail remember that Diana’s son of Wales was removed from the special security he enjoyed when he was a member of Buckingham Palace.

The legal challenge facing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex comes after the Home Office announced that they would not receive “the same level” of personal security protection when visiting the UK as visitors.

Hoey told the newspaper information he had gathered from people who worked at the palace. “I’ve heard from people I know inside the Royal House that she really, really wants to see her baby this way.”

Recalling the queen’s hopes, Hoey considered the great expectations of many: “I wonder if that will happen?

In Hoey’s opinion, meeting Queen Elizabeth II and her great-grandchildren would be a good step to resolve the major dispute that has arisen between Harry and the rest of the royals.

He assures that he is sure of the kind welcome he will give the couple, should they decide to visit with their children.

“I’m absolutely sure the queen has no disapproval of Harry and Meghan, nothing at all, she would definitely welcome them if they came,” she said.

This comment comes as preparations are underway for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, 70 years after her accession to the throne. (AND)

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