This week, it has been leaked how was the emotional meeting between Prince Charles and his granddaughter Lilibet, daughter of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
In early June, when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex traveled to the United Kingdom to attend the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, the heir to the throne was able to meet his granddaughter Lilibet, a year after her birth.
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What was the meeting between Prince Charles and Lilibet like?
An insider from the high-ranking royal family circle, has revealed that “Prince Charles had a very emotional meeting with Lilibet”. The heir to the throne was “absolutely thrilled” by the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with their two children, Archie and little Lilibet Diana.
The same source has also assured that the first trip of the Sussexes and their children to the UK had been “wonderful”.
“It was fantastic to see them, it was wonderful to have them back in Britain,” were his exact words.
Other details that have been revealed a month after the meeting, is that Prince Charles was also happy to be reunited with three-year-old Archie.
“The prince, of course, hasn’t seen his grandson Archie for a while, so it was very very very special to spend some time with him,” confessed the same source, who added: “The prince and the duchess were absolutely delighted to see them.”
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It should be noted that it was the first time that both Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II had seen little Lilibet in person. The source explained that “she had not met Lili, her granddaughter, so meeting her was very emotional, something very very wonderful.”
For the royal family it was a happy time as they were able to celebrate Lilibet’s first birthday, in the back garden of the Frogmore Cottage house in the UK.
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Queen Elizabeth II also had the privilege of hugging her great-granddaughter. It is said that the Queen had two occasions to see little Lilibet in private.
Harry and Meghan kept a low profile at the Platinum Jubilee celebrations and were only seen at St. Paul’s Cathedral during Thanksgiving Mass.
