Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly practicing "self-isolation" in their Vancouver Island home with Archie Harrison. Ten days from now, the couple will officially become non-working royals who will cease to represent the Queen. This comes after the deal of their Megxit was finalized.
As they are about to embark on the new chapter of their lives outside the British Monarchy, recent reports revealed that many fans and supporters, especially of the Sussex household, have been asking the Duke to return to the United Kingdom. Unfortunately, his home country has been hit by the virus pandemic and now facing a huge crisis.
According to Cheat Sheet, several individuals took their thought to social media, especially after learning that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip have now reunited in Windsor Castle to self-isolate. The same is also assumed on Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla's part since they are also deemed to be very vulnerable to the coronavirus.
With the majority of the senior royals now in isolation as a precautionary measure, this leaves Prince William and Kate Middleton at the front and center of the Monarchy. This is why many seemingly thought that it would be best for Prince Harry to help since he is still a member of the British Royal Family, not to mention a direct descendant of the Queen.
The Duke of Cambridge was reportedly the first royal to talk about the COVID-19 outbreak in the United Kingdom. He was then followed by the Queen, as well as his brother, who recently released a statement alongside Meghan Markle.
As per Express UK, the statements shared by Prince Harry and his wife have met several criticisms given that they already "stepped down" from their duties and responsibilities as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Based on assertions, many people have found the statements questionable since they already left their royal lives behind.
But, amid all the objections given by the netizens, some of them have continued to urge Prince Harry to step up even without Meghan Markle by his side. No word has been heard yet, though, from the royal-born Prince.
It was also reported by the same publication that the office of Counselor of State might be called in to step up on behalf of the Queen. One of the five members of the office is apparently Prince Harry. However, it remains unknown what the British Monarchy will do next in this time of crisis.
Today, there are now 3,983 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United Kingdom with a total of 177 deaths.
