Royal expert and Duke of Sussex Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s biographer Omid Scobie has confirmed meeting of Queen Elizabeth II and her great-grandchildren Lilibet and Archie, and dubbed it a ‘special moment.’
He also claimed that the royal couple are set to attend a cathedral service early next month as part of celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II´s Jubilee year.
Speaking to reporters in London on Friday, Scobie said, "We´ll definitely see Harry and Megan at the Thanksgiving service at St Paul´s Cathedral."
Omid Scobie is the co-author of a favourable biography of Meghan and Harry.
The service on June 3 will be "really the first official moment" when the couple join the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, he said.
He further said, “That´s really what they´ve been planning all along," calling jubilee events a "glimpse" into the royal family´s future.
Talking about Meghan and Harry’s kids, Scobie said the public could witness a "special moment" of the queen meeting her great-grandchildren Lilibet and Archie.
Lilibet -- who turns one on June 4 -- has never met her 96-year-old great-grandmother who was called the nickname when she was a girl.
Earlier, the British newspapers had reported that Harry and Meghan were likely to attend the service but Scobie´s comment will be seen as confirmation, given his close links.
They stepped down from royal duties and moved to California early in 2021.
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