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Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle and her husband, Prince Harry, will join the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton and her Prince William on March 5, for a morning reception at the Buckingham Palace, despite persistent reports that the royals would be at war, learned Fox News Wednesday.
A representative of Buckingham Palace confirmed to Fox News that the reception would mark the 50th anniversary of Prince Charles' inauguration (July 1), when he was officially named Prince of Wales.
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Besides Charles, 70, and his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla and her sister, Princess Anne, will be present.
British Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, visit the Royal Moroccan Federation of Riding Sports in Rabat, Morocco on Monday, February 25, 2019. The royal couple is expecting their first child in spring 2019.
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"Among the guests will be Welsh and British public figures, as well as representatives of many Welsh charities and Welsh patrons of the Prince of Wales," a representative of Buckingham Palace told Fox News in a written statement. "The Regalia Inauguration worn by the Prince of Wales in 1969 will be on display, including the Coronet, Sword, Ring and Rod Investiture, as well as the Letters Patent for the creation of Charles, Duke of Cornwall as Prince of Wales in 1958. "
The brothers and sisters William and Harry were last seen in public with their wives during their annual release in the Christmas church. However, royal experts have insisted that Prince William's concerns about his younger brother, Harry, may have caused a break that continues today.
Princess Diana's old butler, Paull Burrell, said William, 36, would not be pleased to hear that Markle, 37, had staged a baby shower with stars.
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Aged 60, he had previously served as a valet to Elizabeth, 92, before starting work for his mother, Diana, the late Princess of Wales.
"I think Prince William is going to be upset by all of Meghan's lavish extravagance this week and by the fact that his baby shower has looked so much" celebrity "as" royal ", has not it? he wrote for The Sun Friday, "He spent years working with the press to give them what they wanted, but also got what he wanted in return: privacy." Meghan does exactly what he says. he does not do: draw attention to herself and her baby. "
Burrell pointed out that while Middleton, 37, is taking a baby shower for their firstborn, Prince George, this celebration [a] very private and contained case. "
"I think William, as well as Kate Middleton, will be totally bewildered by the reason why Meghan does all of this because there is no excuse for overabundance or excess and that's what I think," Burrell said. . "Although William mixes with celebrities, he does not take them home, they are not his friends, they are people he works with." The world of celebrities in which Meghan was submerged seems to be the place to be. find all his friends, and that can only bring disaster. "
Kate Middle and Prince William pose for a photo with their three children, George (right), Charlotte (center) and Louis.
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PRINCE WILLIAM & # 39; WILL BE COMMITTED & # 39; BY THE SHOWER OF BABY LAVISH BY MEGHAN MARKLE
Burrell insisted that the boundaries between Markle's old life as a Hollywood star and his news as a member of the British royal family "fade."
"There is a clear dividing line between the two and Meghan does not know the difference," he said. "The baby shower was obviously designed to be in the spotlight. Why would you invite a CBS presenter to your event if it was private? "
Burrell asserted that in matters of public life, royals fiercely protect their privacy and put duty before glory. While they are seen and photographed by the public during events or while supporting their causes, members of the royal family prefer to keep their lives behind the palace gates. And though Markle is an American and newcomer, she has to learn the rules of the royal life.
British Prince William Duke of Cambridge (R) and British Catherine Duchess of Cambridge (L) attend the Tusk Conservation Awards at the Banqueting House in London on November 8, 2018. – The Tusk Conservation Awards recognize wildlife protection work achievements and the natural heritage of Africa.
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As for William, who is second on the throne, Burrell said he was focusing on the role that fate reserved for him.
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"The two families … are separating more and more and that can be a good thing because Kate and William have to stay flawless," Burrell said. "They never put a foot in the wrong. Kate is an exemplary example of Queen waiting and that's what she should be to us. She can not get involved in all of this. I'm glad she did not go to New York, because if she had one, it would have made her think too. And again, why was there no family at the baby shower? Why was not his mother there? All this seems very strange to me.
"Prince William is trying to keep his family away from the scene, so the fact that Meghan's baby shower is so much talked about is frustrating for me, and it's a fracture in the family," Burrell added. "… I think there are still more surprises ahead with regards to Meghan and she will stand up to the royal tradition. With the baby coming, she has the perfect platform to do it. She will do like Meghan and not like royalty. "
Meghan Markle in New York.
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Markle is due to give birth to his first child this spring.
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