Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle could 'regret' not attending the memorial service for his grandfather Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey tomorrow.

 

Prince Harry faces 'lifetime of regret' for lacking memorial to his loved grandfather Prince Philip due to police safety row - as 'upset' Queen 'knows she can not trade his mind'.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle should 'regret' not attending the memorial carrier for his grandfather Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey tomorrow - and the Queen is likely to be 'very upset' however cannot alternate his mind, royal experts say.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are predicted to continue to be at home in Montecito, California, while the rest of the Royal Family accumulate in London for the poignant event.

It comes as the 37-year-old Duke pursues a criminal mission against the Home Office after being told he would no longer be given the 'same degree' of non-public protective security when touring from the US, in spite of supplying to pay for it himself.

The service will be proven on BBC One between 10.30am and 12.15pm the following day in the UK - however this will be 2.30am to 4.15am local time for the Sussexes. MailOnline has requested a spokesman for the couple whether they will be gazing on TV overnight.

Harry remaining back to the UK eight months in the past to unveil the statue of his late mom Diana, Princess of Wales in London on July 1 with his brother Prince William.

The Duke - one of the Queen and Philip's eight grandchildren – is the only top-level royal now not attending tomorrow's provider which used to be organised through the monarch.

Royal writer Phil Dampier informed MailOnline today: 'It's very sad that Harry and Meghan might not be at Prince Philip's memorial provider and I assume one day Harry might feel sorry about it.

'He has stated that he doesn't sense secure except Scotland Yard protection however to me that sounds like an excuse no longer to come lower back to the UK and indicates the rift with his blood household is nonetheless bad.

'Harry used to be constantly very fond of his grandfather and used to be deeply honoured when he took over from him as Captain General of the Royal Marines, however sadly that did not last long.

'The pair attended some Remembrance Day events collectively and there used to be constantly a rapport between them, each being serving army men who had viewed active service.'

Mr Dampier stated that Harry 'loved' Philip's sense of humour and praised him in interviews, including that this makes his non-attendance 'all the more mystifying and strange'.

He continued: 'You get the impression he is nonetheless very hurt via what has came about between him and his father and brother, and I'm sure they feel the same, however to omit a memorial for his beloved grandfather is tragic.

'Harry did fly over for his funeral and for the unveiling of the Diana statue, but hasn't been lower back since.

'He will be at the Invictus Games in The Hague, but there ought to now be extremely good doubts about whether he will attend any of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

'I'm certain the Queen is very upset he is no longer coming the next day however she realises she cannot make Harry alter his mind-set at the moment.'

Royal commentator Victoria Arbiter also stated Harry could 'regret' not attending the service, and that Royal Family participants 'very rarely say no' to activities such as these.

She instructed Nine.com.au: 'There's in all likelihood to be a robust turnout from prolonged participants of the family, every of whom will be eager to supply the Queen a feel of team spirit as she publicly mourns her husband once again.

'Though she's in no way been one to preserve a grudge, certainly it would be higher for Prince Harry to make his peace now as adversarial to residing with a lifetime crammed with doable regret. There are no second possibilities for occasions such as these.'

And royal professional Ingrid Seward instructed the Mirror: 'She (the Queen) is determined to be at her late husband's memorial on Tuesday on the other hand challenging it is for her to get there.

'She is aware of he would assume it as lots as she is aware of he (Philip) would be indignant and disillusioned Prince Harry has chosen not to go.'

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield advised Express.co.uk that the memorial is an match 'where he would have that protection that he's asking for, so it feels like this is simply him trying to make a statement'.

In addition, royal author Robert Jobson instructed US Weekly: 'It's disappointing (because there) doesn't show up to be any serious motive why he (Harry) cannot be there.

Tags: Queen, Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince William and Kate Middleton, Prince Charles, Prince Harry, Meghan, Prince Philip

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