Why Prince Harry Refuses to "Pull Focus From the Royal Family" on One Important Occasion, According to Royal Sources
"He has no desire to create drama..."
Prince Harry and his family—wife Meghan Markle and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet—recently moved to the U.K. from California. While the Duke of Sussex won't be resuming any official royal duties, he also doesn't want to upstage the Royal Family's important work, either.
One of Prince Harry's friends spoke to Hello! magazine about whether or not the Duke of Sussex would be taking part in any Remembrance Day events in November.
"He's not going to do anything that would pull focus from the Royal Family or the national commemorations at the Cenotaph in London," Harry's friend told the outlet.
The friend continued, "More likely, he'll mark it in the same way that most veterans do, privately, either at church or at their local war memorial's annual service."
"He's not going to do anything that would pull focus from the Royal Family."
The friend further explained, "He has no desire to create drama or do anything that could distract from his family's role in the national commemorations."
During an interview last week, Prince Harry said there were "lots of reasons" for his family's recent move. Speaking to CTV News, the Duke of Sussex said, "It's been great. It's been great to be back on British soil."
Harry continued, "The kids are happy in school and it gives me a chance to be able to really focus on the Invictus Games in Birmingham in July next year."
"He'll mark it in the same way that most veterans do, privately."
Meanwhile, Duchess Meghan has apparently been spending time at Soho Farmhouse where she takes part in reformer pilates classes, according to the Sun.
But when it comes to important royal events, it sounds as though the Sussexes have no intention of taking the focus away from what truly matters.
