For Britons wearied by the endless contortions of Brexit, the impending birth of Prince Harry and his American wife Meghan’s first baby is set to provide some welcome light relief
LONDON - For Britons wearied by the endless contortions of their country’s exit from the European Union, the impending birth of Prince Harry and his American wife Meghan’s first baby is set to provide some welcome light relief.
“There will be huge interest in Harry and Meghan’s baby,” said Ingrid Seward, editor of Majesty magazine. “It’s another potential grandchild for Diana, it’s the mixture of Harry and Meghan and it’s less than a year since they were married so the interest is going to be enormous.” Their union, bringing together royalty and celebrity, has proved an irresistible combination for the world’s media.
During an event in January, Meghan, 37, revealed that she was six months pregnant and she is not expected to carry out any more official engagements before the birth. “I’ll be more interested in this because Harry is the cool one, ... he’s the wild card, he’s the ginger one,” he said. FILE PHOTO: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex presents Angela Midgley with a Moses basket at "Number 7", a"Feeding Birkenhead" citizens supermarket and community cafe, in Birkenhead, Britain January 14, 2019. Anthony Devlin/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo
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