Queen Elizabeth II is “under pressure” to refuse royal baptism to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s youngest daughter Lilibet Diana.
According to the Daily Star, the Duke of Sussex may return to Britain to baptize his newborn daughter. This is one of two options that will be on the table. It is believed the couple may choose to have their daughter baptized in the United States, in a much smaller ceremony that would have “devastated” William’s wife, Kate Middleton, as relations with the Duchess of Cambridge improved. Struggling to make. Brother-in-law after controversies affecting the family.
According to Life & Style magazine, the desire to christen Lillibet Diana would be Prince Harry’s, who is eager to see it happen.
A source told the magazine: “As much as he loves Meghan and is committed to his new life and family, Harry is still Britain at heart.” “He doesn’t want Lily to be the only royal in the history of his country to be baptized outside Britain,” he said.
However, fulfilling Harry’s wish may be more difficult than it sounds, as the Queen will be “under pressure” to refuse the ceremony.
“She loves Harry and allows him to get away with it. It looks like she and Meghan will eventually have a very unpleasant awakening,” said the same source.
Remember that Lilibet Diana was born in June this year. The Duke of Sussex are still parents to two-year-old Archie, who was baptized in Britain.
