Harry and Meghan: No meeting with Queen Elizabeth II

It will soon be that time again for Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan: the royal couple will pay another visit to Harry's British homeland. But it should probably not come to a family reunion.

Given the tense situation between Harry and the rest of the royal family, many would have people certainly wanted a meeting. The reason for the Travel from California, however, are charity events that the couple attend , for example on September 5th at the international congress 'One Young World Summit'.

Harry and Meghan in England: Why there is no meeting

The question as to why Harry and Meghan are unlikely to meet the Queen is easily answered: she has a busy schedule. When the couple visits, she will be swearing in the new prime minister.

In all likelihood, Prince William and Duchess Kate will not see those who have traveled again, although the stays of both couples will be only 800 meters apart: Just a few days before Meghan and Harry will arrive at the well-known Frogmore Cottage, Kate and William are moving to nearby Adelaide Cottage with their children.

So even if a walk would be enough for a reunion, experts do not assume that such a thing will happen. So quoted the British newspaper 'The Sun' the editor of 'Majesty Magazine', Ingrid Seward: 'I don't think they would run into each other unless they made a special arrangement. They could also take flowers as a peace offering, but think about what happened last time.'