A week after the Princess of Wales shocked the world by revealing her health woes, she now faces the added burden of the Duke of Sussex turning up.
If you really want to feel the irrevocable march of time, consider that Grace van Cutsem who, at age of three briefly overshadowed the joyous union ofand Kate Middleton when she pulled a wonderfully unimpressed face on the Buckingham Palace balcony, will turn 18 next year.
But as any regular reader of bedtime stories knows, there is a sting in the tale. Harry and his ‘sister’ have not, by all accounts, actually spoken since in any meaningful way in years. Then came the great, shocking thunderclap of last weekend’s revelation that Kate, now the In turn, this week has seen Team Wales send out such clear signals about their intentions regarding Harry and his wife Meghan the Duchess of Sussex the only way they could have made them clearer is if they had taken out a billboard in Piccadilly Circus and paid National Treasure Dame Judi Dench to record a public service announcement.put out a supportive statement, though notably an economical 22-word one that eschewed Kate’s title and her husband and kids’ names.
However, while Harry might be journaling on this tricky topic as we speak, back in the UK, the prince and princess have made what sounds like a hard line call.Given the Sussexes’ patented brand of very public caring, would Harry blanking his ailing sister-in-law be a PR mistake? Picture: Andrew Chin / Getty Images via AFP
To which I say, all these sources should have banded together and chipped in to rent that Piccadilly electronic billboard. Easier than them all having to spend so long on the phone giving journalists quotes.
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