“If Harry asks, the Queen would say yes.”
Prince Harry might also have taken a step lower back as a working member of the royal family over two years ago—but he will continually be Queen Elizabeth’s grandson.
And a beloved one at that: PEOPLE prices a friend as pronouncing that Her Majesty adores Harry, who currently traveled to the U.K. alongside wife Meghan Markle and adolescents Archie and Lilibet, named for the Queen’s familial nickname.
“If Harry asks, the Queen would say yes,” a friend tells the outlet of the bond between the Queen and the Duke of Sussex. “She adores him.”
The pair’s relationship used to be put on show in the front of the whole world in 2016, when Harry requested his grandmother to join him for a cheeky, playful video to promote Harry’s Invictus Games, a reason close to his heart.
For these that don’t keep in mind this video, a refresher: As they sit on a floral couch in Windsor Castle, Harry leans in to show his grandmother a brief video on his phone, where then-President Barack Obama and then-First Lady Michelle Obama teased him about the upcoming games, announcing that the U.S. was once getting ready to win big.
“One of the servicemen surrounding the Obamas sent out a positive ‘boom’ to underscore the boast,” PEOPLE reports.
In response, as cameras rolled, the typically stoic Queen “shrugged her shoulders and stated in basic understatement: ‘Boom, really? Please.’”
It’s a moment that may want to genuinely have only passed off with Harry through her side.
“Six years later, it’s clear there are few, if any, contributors of the Queen’s extended family who would have the confidence and the humor to ask the Queen to take phase in such a stunt,” PEOPLE writes. “Harry’s doing so underlined each the respect.
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