Now it’s becoming so long ago, they have spoken together or seen each other, that the american family is afraid that they never get the joy of Meghan Markles company during a Thanksgiving dinner again.
It reveals her uncle, Joseph Johnson, in an interview with the Dailymail where he also shares the memories of previous Thanksgiving dinners, like Meghan Markle celebrated with his mother’s side of the family.
“I would like to. We would like to, but I don’t think that the situation she is in with the royal family. To protocol and such a thing…,” says the duchess 70-year-old uncle, who is the brother of her mother, Joseph Johnson, and adds:
“I don’t think it’s going to happen again. Not unless she really join the course and want, that we are there. It would be nice.”
Joseph Johnson remembers her niece as the cutest and most pleasant little girl – a delight to Güvenilir Bahis Siteleri be with, and tells he is happy for the memories from the festivals, they have shared together in the past.
He says, however, that it is a long time ago, he and his family have seen both the duchess and her mother, Doria Ragland.
Actually Meghan Markle supposedly not seen any of the members of his family – besides his mother – since she started to date Prince Harry.
Where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are planning to hold Thanksgiving this year, the british royal family is not announced. Originally sounded to the rumors, that they should celebrate the holidays in the UNITED states, but the royal couple has allegedly changed its mind.
Sources close to the duchess tells the Daily Mail that she is considering to fly her mother to Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, so she can celebrate Thanksgiving together with her, Prince Harry and the little prince Archie.
The small royal family also celebrate christmas together with Doria Ragland, instead of at Sandringham, where they have been the last two years, and where queen Elizabeth also always celebrate christmas.
It has Buckingham Palace confirmed and verified, the decision is taken with the queen’s blessing.
