'Call me just Harry': the prince returned to Britain for the first time since leaving
'27.02.2020'
Source: Air force
Prince Harry returned to the United Kingdom for the first time since leaving with his wife in Canada. At his first public event, he asked to appeal to him without a royal title, although officially the spouses will lose him only in April, after the fiscal year, Air force.
“He made it clear that he should just be addressed as 'Harry',” presenter Ayika Azarika warned the audience at the first of seven events in which the prince will take part.
On Wednesday, Harry spoke in Edinburgh at the Travalyst initiative he announced in September.
Travalyst, which has been co-founded by several major companies including Booking.com, TripAdvisor and Visa, promotes sustainable tourism. The goal of the initiative is to preserve and protect nature in places visited by tourists and to support local communities.
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On the Travalyst website, Prince Harry is referred to as His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, but as early as April the prince will not be able to use the royal title, although he will remain the Duke.
Meghan Markle did not come to Britain this time. The events in which Harry will take part are devoted mainly to charity. On Friday, he will visit Abbey Road Studios, where the Beatles have recorded 11 of their 13 albums, and will meet with singer Jon Bon Jovi, who is recording the single for charitable purposes.
In January, the Sussex couple announced on Instagram their decision to retire from the affairs of the royal family and will live primarily in Canada. As the media wrote, this was a big surprise for the queen and the palace. Nobody knew that such a step was being prepared.
After several days of negotiations with the royal family, Buckingham Palace published the details of the agreement they reached.
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As part of this agreement, the couple lost the right to use the title “His / Her Highness”. However, this agreement will enter into force only at the end of March. Until then, Meghan and Harry have every right to enjoy all royal titles.
In October 2019, ITV showed a large interview with Harry and Megan. In it, they talked about the interference of the tabloids in the lives of members of the royal family and about the relationships within the royal family.
Megan, in particular, talked about how the yellow press damaged her criticism during pregnancy.
