Prince Harry Shows Relief After Queen Elizabeth II’s Burial

Prince Harry, accompanied by his wife Meghan Markle, attended the burial of Queen Elizabeth II in Windsor on Monday.

Despite taking a break from his royal duties, Harry joined his brother, the Prince of Wales, for the Queen's State Ceremonies.

The Duke of Sussex appeared visibly upset during the tragic event, but as he got into a car after the burial, he let out a long sigh, seemingly relieved.

The Queen's coffin was being moved from Westminster Hall to the Palace of Westminster, where she had been lying in state.

Prince William and Prince Harry, along with their cousin Peter Phillips, walked slowly behind their father, King Charles III, as the procession made its way.

Prince William, wearing his RAF No.

1 uniform, saluted the fallen soldiers' monument, while Prince Harry bowed his head in respect.

Following the funeral's performance of the National Anthem, the brothers once again marched solemnly behind the gun carriage carrying the Queen's coffin.

Their spouses, Kate and Meghan, followed behind in separate cars.

As the procession passed the monument honoring fallen soldiers, Prince William saluted, and Prince Harry bowed his head once more.

Upon reaching St George's Chapel in Windsor, Prince William and Prince Harry walked side by side.

This display of unity comes as Kate and William are advised to take on the challenge presented by the United States.

The popularity of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in America has prompted calls for Kate and Prince William to visit and protect the Royal Family's reputation.

The upcoming book, “Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall: From Outcast to Queen Consort” by royal biographer Angela Levin, explores the options for the firm's relationship with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.

According to a source quoted in an excerpt from the book published by the Daily Telegraph, it is essential for the next king, Charles, and those closest to him to increase their presence in the United States.

The source highlights that the Sussexes are more well-liked in America than in the UK, which could potentially harm not only Charles and Camilla but the monarchy as a whole.

Therefore, dealing with the American problem is crucial, and the Cambridges must visit the US to assert their star power.

It is worth noting that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle relocated to the United States just days before resigning as working members of the royal family in March 2020.

They settled in Montecito, Santa Barbara, purchasing a mansion in a celebrity-studded neighborhood.

Their new neighbors include TV hosts Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres, as well as actors Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry.

In the US, the couple founded Archwell, a company consisting of a non-profit foundation, as well as audio and video production entities.

They have also partnered with other organizations and secured multi-year contracts with streaming services Netflix and Spotify.

Meghan's debut podcast series, “Archetypes,” has gained popularity, topping Spotify charts in various countries.

The series features discussions led by Meghan on language that limits women and has been well-received in both the US and the UK.

While their philanthropic work, public appearances, and the explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey have solidified Meghan and Harry's reputation in the United States, it is expected that Kate and Prince William will attend the second Earthshot Prize award ceremony in Boston in December.

This event further highlights the importance of maintaining a presence in the US for the future king and his family.

In conclusion, Prince Harry's visible relief after Queen Elizabeth II's burial reflects the emotional toll of the tragic event.

As the Duke of Sussex continues to navigate his new life away from royal duties, his presence alongside his brother and the rest of the royal family demonstrates a united front.

The need to address the American problem and safeguard the reputation of the monarchy has prompted calls for Kate and Prince William to visit the US.

Their involvement, along with Meghan and Harry's philanthropic endeavors and media ventures, aims to strengthen the Royal Family's standing, particularly in America.