Fern Britton was not impressed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had to sit apart from Prince Charles, Prince William and Kate Middleton in the Thanksgiving service.
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Queen’s Jubilee: Meghan and Harry take their seats at St Paul’s
Fern Britton has shared her dismay at the apparent segregation of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations over the weekend.
The couple arrived at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Friday for Thanksgiving and were joined by Prince Charles, Camilla Parker Bowles, Prince William and Kate Middleton.
It was the first time Harry and his family had returned to the UK with their three-year-old son Archie and one-year-old daughter Lilibet since they left the royal office two years ago.
But not everything seemed easy, and presenter Fern, 64, used Twitter to share her feelings.
Fern Britton used Twitter to share her thoughts (
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He pointed to Harry’s father, describing the awkward situation in which he saw the Sussex sitting apart from the working royal family as “worrying”.
After entering the cathedral, Harry and Meghan went to their seats in the second row, while Charles and William were placed on the other side.
And Fern attacked the situation by writing: “I understand all the protocols and” soft diplomacy “used by the royal family, but for the #POW [Prince of Wales] allowing Harry and Meghan to be so obviously segregated is worrisome.
Fern Britton was not happy with the layout of the seats (
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“A father should have whores to sit in a family with his two children.”
His comments quickly caused a split among his 113,000 followers.
One user who disagreed with his opinion replied, “I thought it was totally right for them to sit down with Eugenie and Beatrice and their teammates. Secondary Royals.”
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Another wrote: “They no longer want to work as members of the royal family, so they were sitting with the rest of the members of the royal family who do not work. They do not want responsibilities, they are not entitled to benefits.”
And a third added: “It wasn’t a family occasion, it was a state occasion, and as such, H&M sat down accordingly (lucky to get a seat in many opinions). You’ll regret it after Andrew and Fergie they have to do it. lost! “
Meghan and Harry at the National Thanksgiving Service (
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POOL / AFP via Getty Images)
However, Fern had some users behind her, writing, “I didn’t notice it until I saw the pictures in the newspaper this morning. Fern looked very sad, and looked into Harry’s eyes. .. “
Another agreed and said, “I thought it would have been nice for the whole family to come to St Paul’s yesterday, at the end of the day they’re still family. Unless the Sussex didn’t want it.”
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