Queen now 'unlikely' to meet Lilibet, Royal expert says
The Queen, 95, is 'unlikely' to see her great-granddaughter Lilibet in person, a royal expert has claimed. Prince Harry will not return for the Duke of Edinburgh's memorial service to be held at Westminster Abbey.
But he will fly across the Atlantic to The Hague for his Invictus Games, an event for army veterans, in April. The congregation on March 29 will see family, friends and dignitaries join together to toast Philip's service. A spokesperson for the Duke on Friday said that he still hopes to visit with the Queen 'as soon as possible'.
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