Queen Elizabeth II and other senior British royals were gathering for a meeting Monday with Prince Harry in an attempt to solve the crisis triggered by his bombshell announcement that he and wife Meghan were stepping back from the royal frontline
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The newspaper reported that William believes he and Harry are now"separate entities", breaking the bonds forged following their mother's tragic death."I've put my arm around my brother all our lives and I can't do that anymore; we're separate entities," the Times reported he told a friend. Several Canadian media reported Meghan had returned to Vancouver Island off the country's Pacific coast, where the family spent the year-end holidays and where baby Archie had remained with his nanny.
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