Meghan Markle marca distancias con la reina Isabel y Kate Middleton en su última aparición pública

Las diferencias entre Meghan Markle con el resto de la familia real británica se han hecho más notables que nunca en un evento público al que han acudido todos los miembros de la casa real. 

Durante la solemne ceremonia del Remembrance Day, la reina Isabel II, Kate Middleton y la duquesa de Cornualles estaban juntas en un balcón, mientras Meghan Markle observaba al otro lado del recinto, desde otra ventana.

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‘When you go Home, tell them of us and say, For your Tomorrow, we gave our Today.’ Members of the Royal Family joined faith leaders, political leaders, veterans and serving members of the Armed Forces who gathered at the Cenotaph on Whitehall this morning to remember those who have lost their lives in conflict. The word cenotaph means ‘empty tomb’ and it symbolises the unprecedented losses suffered during the First World War. The Cenotaph was unveiled by King George V on 11 November 1920 at the same ceremony which saw the Unknown Warrior laid to rest. Initially intended as a temporary structure, the Cenotaph was made permanent after the British people, still grieving for the huge losses of the First World War, took the monument to their hearts. ? Press Association

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Las pequeñas dimensiones de estos espacios no hicieron posible la cercanía física, pero la separación de Meghan levantó sospechas de por qué al menos no se intentó, especialmente conociéndose los rumores de enemistad que circulan.     Algo similar ocurrió un día antes cuando los duques de Sussex llegaron por separado al concierto en el Royal Albert Hall de Londres, y se sentaron bastantes filas más atrás que el resto de la familia. Según expertos, la disposición de los asientos y la llegada al recinto solo respondió a una pauta de protocolo.

 

 

 

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‪This evening The Duke and Duchess of Sussex accompanied Her Majesty The Queen and members of @TheRoyalFamily to the annual @RoyalBritishLegion Festival of Remembrance. This special event, which has taken place every year since 1923 at the @RoyalAlbertHall, commemorates all those who have lost their lives in conflicts.‬ • ‪This year’s Festival marked the 75th anniversary of a number of crucial battles of 1944, with a particular emphasis on the collaboration and friendship of the British, Commonwealth and Allied armies who fought them. A unique tribute was given to acknowledge those involved both past and present, culminating in a special parade of some of the last surviving veterans who fought and served in 1944.‬ • ‪Their Royal Highnesses, who last year attended their first Festival of Remembrance together, were honoured to once again pay tribute to all casualties of war and remember those that have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.‬ ‪#FestivalOfRemembrance ‪#WeWillRememberThem‬ Photo © PA / Royal British Legion A post shared by The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (@sussexroyal) on Nov 9, 2019 at 2:26pm PST

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This evening The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined Her Majesty The Queen and Members of @TheRoyalFamily to attend the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall. This year’s #FestivalofRemembrance commemorated and honoured those from Britain, the Commonwealth and the Allies who made victory possible in the Second World War. As they fought together 75 years ago, this evening we honoured them today by remembering together — the theme of this year’s Festival of Remembrance. @RoyalBritishLegion #WeWillRememberThem ?PA / The Royal British Legion

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