According to an insider, Prince Harry’s wish to attend the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee festivities next year would be a “fresh headache” for the royal family.

According to a source, “it is already causing a headache and is going to be very awkward.”

However, the planners are left with a huge issue as they try to figure out what to do with the pair throughout the celebration.

According to The Sun, if the pair attends, there will be several issues.

“Where will they be positioned if they turn up? What events can they attend? Will we put them on the Buckingham Palace balcony for the flypast?”

“This is a celebration for the Queen’s 70 years of service to the nation and should not be overshadowed.

“There are now so many questions about what to do with Harry and Meghan.”

However, according to the insider, Harry’s plea to be a part of the historic event was exclusive to himself.

According to them, the duke’s demand has forced royal staff to consider how to accommodate the former working royal into the agenda.

Since leaving Windsor and relocating to California, the pair has been vocal about perceived flaws in the royal family.

In an interview with Oprah Winfrey, they discussed Meghan’s struggle with mental health and how she was met with a lack of empathy.

Furthermore, they stated that an unidentified royal had expressed anxiety over the skin color of their prospective offspring.

Since then, Prince Harry has created a TV program on mental health called The Me You Can’t See, in which he compares royal life to being in the Truman Show and says he wants to end the cycle of ‘genetic pain.’

Meanwhile, Harry is scheduled to travel to the United Kingdom on July 1st to unveil a statue honoring his late mother, Princess Diana, on what would have been her 60th birthday.

Russell Myers, royal editor for the Mirror, told ITV’s Lorraine stand in anchor Cat Deeley today that Harry, 36, wants to attend the event.

Of course, the upcoming birth of his and Meghan’s second child may prevent them from leaving California.

He said: “The thing I’m being told is they still really want to be there, both of them. Certainly, William and Kate will be there.

“But whether Harry can fly over there because the baby is imminently due this summer… it will certainly be in the next couple of weeks.”

It comes amid expectations that Prince Harry’s return to the United Kingdom may aid in the restoration of his “deteriorating” relationship with his brother, Prince William.

According to reports, the door was opened for future reconciliation following a sad meeting at Prince Philip’s burial.

“And the issue is that Harry is expecting a second child – a baby girl on the way – and whether they will attend together or whether they will make separate speeches.”

In relation to the unveiling, he added: “This will be July 1st. Now, it’s been long in the making, this – she would have been 60.

“This is a big deal because the boys – William and Harry – have been working on this statue for quite a long time.

“I think 2017, they started putting the initial plans together. And will they, won’t they be seen together?”

However, Meghan is expecting their second child and may be unable to fly, so he may be unable to attend the occasion.

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