The Subtle Way Meghan Was Part Of Prince Philip's Funeral

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, may be back in California with her son Archie Harrison, but she found a way to make sure that she was still present in Windsor for her grandfather-in-law Prince Philip's funeral. The Telegraph reports that Meghan, who is pregnant with her second baby, created a handwritten note for one of nine family wreaths that have been laid out in St. George's Chapel. The wreath is said to have come from a florist that is known for its locally sourced flower arrangements. The publication also said that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had asked for specific flowers that included rosemary, lavender, and bear's breeches, which is the national flower of Greece. Meghan has repeatedly said that she had wanted to be in the U.K. for the funeral but was advised against attending because she is heavily pregnant. Vanity Fair reports a source close to the Duchess of Sussex says that, quote, "she would have put all the family tension aside to be there with Harry," even though they were "still not on amazing terms with the family." While Meghan Markle might not have been at the chapel personally to be at her grandfather-in-law's funeral, The Sun said she was given what it called "private arrangements" to watch the ceremony through a live stream with Archie — which meant that she wasn't glued to the television like we might have been during the event. Instead, she was given a clean video feed, which was the same as what was seen on live television, but without the back talk and the commentary which many of us would have heard. Watch this video for the subtle way Meghan was part of Prince Philip's funeral. #MeghanMarkle #PrincePhilip #RoyalFamily