The small one Lilibet Dianasecond daughter of the prince Harry and of Meghan Marklewill be one year old on June 4th, but she has not yet been baptized. And this is because it seems that his baptism was another cause of friction with the royal family.
To say it is the expert of royals Neil Sean on his YouTube channel Neil Sean’s Daily News Headlines, citing a “certain source”: “Lilibet Diana was supposed to be baptized in the UK: the parents would have liked to celebrate the sacrament in the Saint George Chapel of Windsor where they had married themselves. But someone objected to the idea of ​​having Lili baptized in England ».
And this someone, again according to Neil Sean’s source, would have been the prince William. “It was he who basically put the veto. She said he didn’t think it would work. But it wasn’t a good idea. ‘ If Harry and Meghan had been satisfiedaccording to Sean, things between the Sussex and the Royal Family would have turned out very differently: Lili’s baptism in Windsor would have brought Harry and Meghan back to Englandwould have forced the whole family to confront each other and somehow would have – probably – pacified soulsinflamed bybombshell interview that the royal couple had released a Oprah Winfrey a few months before the baby was born.
Why William opposed so decisively, however, Neil Sean does not explain it, if not with a progressive separation of the two brothers, once very close, after the Sussexes left the royal family. However, the expert insists that Harry suffers most of all, remained more and more alone: “Harry feels abandoned by his family: every time he needs something they are not there.”
Since Harry and Meghan left London, first for Canada and then for California, they have never been back together in the UK. The same Harry only came back twice: for grandfather’s funeral Philipin April, and for the inauguration of the statue dedicated to mother Diana in the gardens of Kensington Palace, in July.
On the latter occasion the two brothers appeared to be finally back together after tensions of the previous months, but the idyllic moment had evaporatedwrote the Daily Mailthe same day of the ceremony, once back home. Who knows if because that very day they had talked about Lilibet’s baptism.
Source: Vanity Fair
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