Coronavirus nearly separated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
'18.03.2020'
Source: Lenta.ru report
British Prince Harry managed to return to Canada shortly before the country's border was closed, writes "Lenta.ru".
In early March, Meghan Markle briefly returned to the UK to participate in royal events. Soon she flew back, and Harry again lingered at home. Measures taken to prevent the spread of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus could have prevented his return to Canada. If he had not arrived on time, closing the borders could have torn his family apart.
On March 16, the Canadian government banned entry into Canada for people who are not Canadian citizens or have a residence permit in the country. The border remained open only to diplomats, family members of Canadian citizens, aircraft crews and US citizens. After entering, they will be obliged to observe self-isolation for 14 days.
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Daily Mirror notes that due to the closure of the borders of Canada, Prince Harry will not be able to return to the UK in the foreseeable future. If this is true, then in the near future he will have to stay in Canada with his wife and son.
On January 8, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle refused the title of members of the royal family, retaining the titles of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. They said that in the future they plan to abandon financing from the state budget and become financially independent. Harry and Megan will cease to represent the British crown on March 31.
January 10, Markle flew to Canada. Since then, she and her son Archie have permanently resided in Canada at Villa Mille Fleurs. Prince Harry spent January and February on the road. He visited his family in Canada, and then returned to the UK to prepare for the move and participate in various royal events.
According to the latest data, due to a new coronavirus infection, 6705 people died, 174 786 cases of infection were detected, of which 77 657 ended in the patient's recovery. The first representative of the European royal dynasties, infected with the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, was the grandson of the last Austrian emperor, 59-year-old Archduke Karl of Habsburg-Lorraine.
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