Prince Harry has reportedly been banned from wearing his military uniform at the Queen’s final vigil, royal insiders have confirmed.
According to local media outlets, a lot of controversies have been boiling in the Royal Palace recently as final arrangements are being made to bid the Queen a final farewell.
And that’s when it was revealed that the Duke of Sussex has been banned from donning his military uniform after giving up his Royal Title and Royal duties.point 394 |
But many were beyond confused at the ordeal because Prince Andrew was indeed given the green light to do the same, despite being stripped of his royal title and duties, sources revealed.point 155 | 1
The final vigil for Her Majesty will reportedly take place at Westminster Hall and it’s being declared to be a moment of true respect for the Queen, right before her funeral.
Sources also spoke about how Andrew was allowed as a mark of respect but Harry wasn’t, and that just made the report all the more confusing.
Omid Scobie explained how the Duke of Sussex was barred but the Duke of York was not, to signal a sign of mourning.
Royal sources also confirmed how the Duke of York was allowed to don his military uniform if he chooses to attend the final vigil for Queen Elizabeth II. This ceremony would take place at Westminister Hall, sources recently mentioned.
Journalist Omid Scobie who also happens to be a friend of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, also revealed how Harry has also served in military action.
Prince Harry took part in two tours in Afghanistan but despite knowing this past, he has still not been allowed to wear his military uniform for any of the late Queen’s ceremonial events, including her final vigil.