The Sussex in London, the whole family of Harry and Meghan to celebrate Elizabeth

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex looked beautiful and in love on Sunday during a polo tournament in Santa Barbara. Meghan, a glamorous Audrey Hepburn version in “My Fair Lady”, wearing a black and white polka dot blouse and a wide-brimmed hat, took to the stage for the awards ceremony. She smiled and kissed some Los Padres players on the cheek and when it was Harry’s turn she kissed her lips and left a lipstick mark on him. Then she nonchalantly took her husband and tried to wipe the red on her mouth with her finger. The affectionate performance was immortalized by videos and photos that are making the rounds of social media.

There will or will not be, we wondered for weeks.

Now it is certain: Harry and Meghan will participate in the Queen’s Jubilee together with their children Archie, 3, and Lilibet, one year just Saturday. After receiving assurances about security (at their home in the United States, the Sussexes are protected by a 24-hour security team, including 12 former special forces members), they flew to London. The dukes are expected to attend the thanksgiving service with the Queen in St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday morning, as well as the BBC’s “Party at the Palace” the following evening. It will be a very special party for Queen Elizabeth who for months had made it known that she wanted to meet her great-grandchildren Archie, seen only as a newborn, and Lilibet, never known in person. Not only will the Dukes of Sussex be in Great Britain, but on Saturday they will celebrate their second child’s first birthday in London. It appears that Prince Harry was particularly concerned with the safety of his family, but that he received strong reassurance that he, Meghan, and the children will be protected during their stay in England. They will remain in their Windsor home at Frogmore Cottage over the bank holiday weekend and will only be attending a couple of events. It is only the second time Meghan has returned to the UK after leaving her royal role in 2020.